Chapter 1308 Billion Subsidy

A win-win situation means that the United States wins twice. If not to say that the heroes think alike, Alan Wilson also thinks so, but it means that the United Kingdom wins twice.

Considering that the semiconductor industry is now the strongest in the United States, and the United States has strong industrial capabilities in this era, even if the United Kingdom was a former radar power, it should maintain technical communication with the United States if it has a choice.

But licking his face and asking for help is not something Alan Wilson can do. He also knows in his heart that the United States still has a grudge against Britain. If the threat from the Soviet Union had not been too obvious during the Cuban Missile Crisis, the United States would have secretly weakened Britain. idea.

Even now, the United States wants to use some off-the-shelf tactics to deflect the British military route. This cannot be blamed on Alan Wilson for taking advantage of the situation.

In short, when the news of technical support for guided missile battleships came, Alan Wilson was overjoyed. Pamela Mountbatten was the first to feel it, "Are you so happy to get help from the United States?"

"I'm happy that the United States is not causing trouble." Alan Wilson corrected his wife. It's like many countries really think that the United States can make their country rich? What they fear is that the United States will destroy their jobs, and the ability to do so is the source of fear.

Just like a certain major country is currently taking the blame in Vietnam, the United States is thinking that it has the ability to make up for it.

Not to mention anything else, Russia has been blaming the blame for decades. The United States is not willing to end up picking up the blame, so it expects the Ukrainians to create miracles.

Sure enough, Pamela Mountbatten extracted something useful from the metaphor of breaking the pot, and asked, "You mean, the current Vietnam War is breaking the pot. So the United States can't win?"

"This is no longer the Korean War in the 1950s. Industries in Europe have recovered. The United States is not at the peak of its national power and has no competitors. Otherwise, the United States would not have faced France's provocations in recent years and expected us to help suppress France. ." Alan Wilson couldn't help laughing when he said this, "By the way, have the arrangements been made in Switzerland?"

"I'm just waiting for the French to take action now, and I'm following behind to eat some leftovers." Pamela Mountbatten said with an aggrieved look, "I don't know when the French will take action."

"Don't worry, the French attack on the US dollar cannot be hidden. It is more obvious than when we evaluate the Soviet Union's trends by reading Pravda." Alan Wilson smiled and reassured, "Be patient, the future is bright."

What happened to reading Pravda? That is the most reliable channel to evaluate the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union did not hold elections. It is impossible for national leaders to be like the free world. During the election, all grand plans were dismissed as farts when they came to power. The Soviet plans were all in Pravda. Then They are all implemented in accordance with the five-year plan. If you don’t read Pravda, what do you want to read?

Therefore, those China experts in the United States do not know the meaning of their existence. All so-called think tanks are nothing but useless people. Their analysis and conclusions are not as good as buying a copy of the People's Daily.

The Stockholm Conference has begun. This meeting has a high standard. At this stage, it will be promoted by British Foreign Secretary Rab Butler and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. The final hosts will be Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers Kosygin and British Prime Minister Eden. , signed on behalf of Britain and the Soviet Union after successful mediation.

This is the situation that the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union are currently informing each other about, the requirements of Pakistan, and another one is that the local people in Kashmir decide their own future destiny. India will definitely not agree. The vast majority of so-called Kashmiri locals are peaceful believers.

This kind of thing is always good for me. It is part of the international order. Anything that is not good for me is just fart. Attacking Ukraine is aggression, and the Solomon Islands and Australia will draw a red line.

To put it simply, I am the international order. If you don't accept it, just hold back. If Alan Wilson were to be the president of the United States in a few decades, he would not only overthrow the Solomon Islands, but also have Prime Minister Solomon seek help from a major country before subverting it, and then hang Prime Minister Solomon on a live broadcast around the world, so that all countries would know what the consequences would be if they voted for the Communist Party. .

On the occasion of the opening of the Stockholm Conference,

Small-scale shelling of each other still occurs from time to time, but they no longer attract reports from countries other than India and Pakistan. In the final analysis, the lives of local people are worthless and are not as valuable as a British dog.

In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building in Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union, Gromyko had just received the Indian ambassador to the Soviet Union and elaborated on the attitude that the Soviet Union would definitely support India in its arguments. Before he could take a breath, the phone on the table rang, "I am Gromyko, let him come up directly."

After a while, a young boy with a hint of childishness knocked on the door. When Gromyko said please come in, a soldier with a blue hat and blue shoulder straps with the abbreviation of KGB on his shoulders pushed the door open. All the stripes of the KGB uniform are blue, which is also tradition. "Comrade Foreign Minister, Captain Alexeev of the General Service of Foreign Intelligence reports to you."

"Oh, please sit down, Alexeyev. I already know about you and your achievements in Southeast Asia. Feliubin has a good boy." Gromyko changed the subject at this point, " Of course, the Lubyanka has fully explained your application to work in Hanoi. I will not go into details on this point. Moreover, it is obvious that the situation in Hanoi is more dangerous, but how important is it? I believe that as a top student of the military academy, you also Understand that Europe is the really important direction.”

He is already a captain at such a young age, and the KGB is quite special. He can be on an equal footing with the ordinary officers at the higher level he sees. In other words, a KGB captain is equal to a Red Army major.

But if you look closely at Alexeev's achievements, it seems like it should have been like this. He captured two big spies and took risks in Jakarta to establish victory. If age doesn't matter, then what?

It was precisely because of this that Gromyko understood Fortseva and Feliubin's desire to transfer him back. This young man may have been unusually courageous because of his parents' status in Moscow, and he took the Indonesian government to his side when he took office. The military group was able to catch them all in one fell swoop, which was a success. If he failed, not only himself, but also Fortseva and Feliubin would be implicated.

After being transferred back to Europe, Gromyko believed that this child should settle down. After all, the situation in Europe did not allow him to make mistakes. First, Gromyko issued the first task, "Alexey "My husband, under the leadership of Comrade Kosygin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers, we will work with the British in Stockholm to mediate the Indo-Pak war. This is a good opportunity that you should seize."

This was of course a good opportunity to try, so it fell on Alexeyev. After all, Alexeyev's father was the deputy minister of foreign affairs and the son of the cultural tsar. Although Fortseva only managed the Ministry of Culture, her important role after Khrushchev's resignation allowed her to secure her position as a member of the Central Presidium.

"Did the Chairman of the Council of Ministers preside over it himself? He is so busy!" Alexeyev was very surprised. He did not expect that the meeting would be of such a high standard.

At the top of the Soviet hierarchy, Kosygin was a truly outstanding economic builder. Although he once had a rift with Khrushchev and his position changed frequently, he has always occupied an important position in the direction of national economic development and is responsible for central economic planning. To a certain extent, no matter who is in charge, they cannot do without him. However, due to some very absurd reform measures in the later stages of Khrushchev's reforms, Kosygin became increasingly dissatisfied with his leadership, which directly prompted him to join Brezhnev's side.

With Kosygin as Chairman of the Council of Ministers, the Soviet Union was immediately freed from the chaos of the Khrushchev period, and the whole country immediately showed long-lost vitality, and everything happened...

Now that the work at the economic level is so heavy, Alexeyev cannot understand that Kosygin should be asked to chair a foreign conference.

"Of course the Chairman of the Council of Ministers cannot follow up at any time. I will control the direction of the meeting. In this way, you will go to Stockholm with me in a few days." Gromyko said in an unquestionable tone, "You need to familiarize yourself with diplomatic work. "We cannot always rely on Indonesia's experience to solve problems. Diplomacy is a very profound knowledge."

"I understand, Comrade Minister." Alexeyev stood at attention, raised one hand, but then put it down immediately, with an embarrassed look on his face. It is not appropriate to salute the foreign minister with a military salute.

At the same time, Brezhnev's office in the Kremlin, as the number one figure in the Soviet Union, Brezhnev was discussing the situation in Southeast Asia with the Minister of Defense, Marshal Malinovsky. The fundamental purpose of the discussion is whether to increase aid to Vietnam.

Brezhnev already had an idea, but he still needed Malinovsky's professional advice. After coming to power, Brezhnev showed a style of listening to professional advice, thus demonstrating that he and his predecessor Khrushchev had a good relationship with each other. The situation is different. Everyone can see the current situation. The Americans are deploying their troops and the first ground battle has already begun.

As a competitor of the United States, the Soviet Union has no reason to watch. It should create some difficulties for its old rival. "Comrade Malinovsky, how long do you think it will take for the United States to win?"

"Comrade Brezhnev, I don't know what kind of victory you are referring to, if you are referring to victory in the war. Judging from the arrangement of the local US military, it is impossible for them to win." Marshal Malinovsky smiled contemptuously , "The deployment of the US military is not aimed at victory at all. It is completely passively waiting for North Vietnam to attack. I can't understand it..."

As Alan Wilson said, the presence of the U.S. military in South Vietnam can be seen through by a real army power at a glance. Sooner or later, the Soviets will discover the U.S. military's strategy of not knowing what it is doing.

Sure enough, it was true. At this time, the Soviet Union had many army generals left over from the Soviet-German war. It had already been seen that the United States could not win at all.

This unsparing argument made Brezhnev stand up directly, took two steps excitedly and said, "The Soviets cannot refuse the Vietnamese comrades' request for help because of the comradely revolutionary friendship."