"I'm going to Afghanistan, and with my ability to be hated, the Americans will definitely pay close attention to me." Sweat from the shirtless Serov slowly trickled down his back, and it looked like he was wiping it on his body. Like a layer of oil. He took the towel from the secretary of life and said, "The really important position is never noticed. No one will think that my ultimate goal is Pakistan."

   "Then shall I arrange for our military advisory group in Afghanistan now?" Captain Valiya immediately asked.

"No, there is no need for fanfare. As long as I arrive in Afghanistan, I will show up sooner or later. This incident will make the Americans themselves more convinced." Serov sneered after wiping his sweat, "Everyone thinks that they are themselves Smarter than others, their own conclusions will believe my actions."

   "Then, Chairman, how did you avoid this kind of thinking?" Captain Valya asked softly in her heart. She didn't know what was going on. She just wanted to understand a man of this age who could be a father.

   "Because I have always regarded myself as a villain, and I can't live in two episodes on TV. Haha..." Serov, who put on a military coat, was very proud. He himself has been a low-key person for more than 20 years, pretending to not care about politics. One day he will usher in the day of harvest. No big tree can omit the germination stage. Can a tall building be built without laying a foundation?

  Andropov, fight Kirilenko. If a Central Supervisory Committee is not enough, the KGB will help you too, don't worry, Kirilenko is definitely not your opponent.

   Serov, who was about to assist Reagan, boarded the train to Kabul with several hundred security personnel. This railway originally did not exist in history, just in case Serov insisted that such a railway be built. It has been less than a year since it opened to traffic, and it was only just opened when Prime Minister Daoud was overthrown.

   At this time, there were rebellions in some provinces of Afghanistan, but under the strong suppression of the second-in-command Amin, the situation in the whole country was generally stable, and the situation was completely different from that of later generations.

   "Chairman, Sierbitsky's purge in Ukraine has been completed." Serov, who was sitting on the train, received a telegram from Ukraine KGB Chairman Shilekov. After Sherester's political life ended, Sherbitsky officially purged the supporters of the former Ukrainian First Secretary Sherest. One-tenth of the members of the Ukrainian Communist Party were expelled, those who should be dismissed were dismissed, and those who should be imprisoned were imprisoned. Killed all Ukrainian nationalists.

  Shilekov's telegram was to tell Serov that the investigation work in Ukraine was nearing completion. Shcherbitsky completely solidified his position. Of course, this kind of investigation needs the support of the KGB. The quid pro quo between Shcherbitsky and Serov is to straighten Shilekov and preside over the security work in Ukraine.

   Shcherbitsky agreed, so this time the purge was done with the full support of the KGB. Crackdown on Ukrainian nationalists, Serov did not think he did anything wrong, although he had a good relationship with Sherest, but Sherest's supporters were indeed a destabilizing factor in the Soviet Union, Sherbitsky did is quite right.

   "Congratulations, be careful that the local KGB was infiltrated by Sherbitsky. Our security personnel cannot contact the local government. We only obey the orders of the central government." Shelov quickly called back to his old subordinate, reminding him to be careful.

  Shelov first made a lap around the five Central Asian countries, and was greeted with great welcome wherever he went. Seeing the welcoming appearance of these old men, he sighed in his heart and looked very happy, shaking hands with many cadres who greeted him. After accepting the words of these cadres, Serov, who only knew his alcohol capacity, could only use beer to deal with the human-shaped vodkas one by one.

"General Political Commissar Serov, although you don't come to our republic often, we have always had a deep understanding of the chairman's prestige!" Rashidov, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Uzbek Republic Party, complimented him with a glass of wine, "Under the auspices of the General Political Commissar , wherever the Soviet Union's reputation has passed, it has all gone down without a fight, and no country in this world can escape your plan."

"Secretary Rashidov is so polite. The smooth external work depends on the efforts of you local cadres, so we can attack without any worries. I toast to you." Serov put on a smile and toasted the other party. Cheers to the crowd and cheers.

   After a few drinks, Serov said that he was incapable of drinking. He was planning to go to Afghanistan, and he was not planning to sleep with the toilet on the way. However, in order to show respect for the local cadres, he did not leave immediately and stayed at the banquet for a while. Finally, I said goodbye to Rashidov and returned to the local hotel to rest.

"Chairman, are you feeling a little uncomfortable?" Captain Valya helped her boss come in to rest and entered the room. This amount of alcohol is too normal. I'm really sorry for such a good physical condition. Are people more resistant? Smelling the faint smell of wine, Captain Valya pouted, and felt a sigh of relief in her heart.

"Uncomfortable? One thing, I am a poor drinker." Sheloff laughed at himself with a drinking song, "But I still prefer two drinks, the feeling of dizziness is relaxing. Just like today, the other party Just a few words of persuasion and I'll pick up the glass myself."

At Kabul Railway Station, a train slowed to a stop. The general political commissar, who swore that he would never change his secretary again, stepped on the soil of Afghanistan. At the same time, more than 400 anti-rebels appeared in all the carriages at the same time. Workers, real guns and live ammunition took control of the platform in a very short time. Behind Serov, little Valya got off the car closely. Compared with the time in China, the temperament of this woman has changed a lot in just a few days, as if some kind of seal has been broken.

  Amin, Chairman of the Afghan Council of Ministers, came to the railway station to greet him in person. After the two shook hands, they immediately rushed to the Afghan Presidential Palace. Since Amin returned to China from the Soviet Union last time, he has also strengthened the strength of the Afghan security sector and prepared from all aspects, in one fell swoop to level the soil that is not conducive to the central government.

After    came out of the presidential palace, Amin invited Serov and his party to enter his home as a guest. Afghan traditional food was prepared to entertain these guests from the Soviet Union. In fact, according to the real history, the Soviet Union should have already begun to try to kill Amin and replace him with an obedient person. Serov, who was visiting Amin's house, felt that this situation was very interesting.

   "Comrade Serov, do you think there is anything in Afghanistan that makes you envious?" Amin suddenly asked a question during the meeting. In fact, he wanted to know what Serov meant by suddenly coming to Afghanistan.

It's a pity that the omniscient General Political Commissar's answer was a bit off-topic this time, and he seriously thought about looking at Amin's three wives and said, "To say that Afghanistan is enviable, it can only be said from the perspective of a man, that is You can legally have many wives..." As soon as the voice came out, little Valiya pinched her back.

   Not to mention that the current mistress is really too arrogant, and took advantage of the fact that the chief political commissar was drunk for a few days. Dare to do so?

   A Ming was stunned for a moment and suddenly laughed out loud. All countries in the Peace Religion are polygamous, so it is useless to restrict this kind of behavior by legislation. In some places, the law simply cannot reach it. Even he himself has three wives, but from the perspective of a politician, he really doesn't know whether this answer should make him happy or unhappy.

Looking for an opportunity, Shelov had a face-to-face communication with Amin, saying that he was dealing with the Iranian issue this time, "With such a big goal as me, once they emerge from Afghanistan, the Americans will definitely be very nervous. Even You may suspect that I am going to let Afghanistan fight a proxy war, but in fact, I have prepared with both hands to plan an event in Iran.” Serov leaned back in his chair lazily and said, “Recently, I will contact the Afghan People’s Army and make a plan. Some deceptive moves."

   "Of course there is no problem. We have a great and unbreakable friendship between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union. There is something I should help you solve." Amin agreed, saying that there was absolutely no problem.

   Great and unbreakable friendship? Friendship is still not as real as the interests advocated by the United States. The most incomprehensible thing for Serov is that the Soviet Union imported natural gas from Afghanistan. This is a big joke.

   The next day, Serov entered the Soviet military base in Afghanistan, and at the same time reviewed the Soviet military advisory group in Afghanistan. He took the opportunity to issue some offensive and military words, expressing concern about the situation in Iran.

"Americans always think that there is absolutely no problem with their own system. That's good. The Soviet Union does not want the situation in Iran to be chaotic. Once a refugee wave forms, it will affect the political stability of the Soviet Union, Iraq and Iran. I have reason to suspect that this is The conspiracy of the United States detonated the situation in Iran and used refugees to attack the system that the Soviet Union had built." Serov, who kept spreading conspiracy theories in his voice, directly pushed the current situation on the Americans.

   Americans believe he doesn't care if he believes it, as long as the Soviets believe it, and he can make the Iranians believe it.

The news of Shelov's sudden appearance in the capital of Afghanistan was immediately known to the Pentagon. The Soviet secret police chief was the most hated one. Just as he thought, Americans quickly felt that this was the Soviet Union's beginning to wait for an opportunity to intervene in Iran. , things got complicated all of a sudden.

   But the communication with the Soviet Union was not smooth. The Kremlin said that Brezhnev was ill. Currently unable to respond, although Brezhnev is old, he will not die soon, so he just made an excuse not to appear. As for whether anyone thinks he is unhealthy, he can't take care of so much for the time being.

   "Now let's see if Iran is really anti-American. If it is, it will be successful." Shelov said to himself. (To be continued~^~)