Training an agent requires a lot of resources, and the Soviet Union is at a disadvantage compared to imperialist countries.

This has led to the great emphasis on agents, and because of the history of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, it has led to the current Lubyanka, who attaches great importance to the propaganda that agents have contributed to the entire Soviet Union.

Therefore, once an accident occurs to an agent stationed abroad, Lubyanka's first choice is to confirm his identity, then admit the existence of the agent, save the agent's life, and then try to rescue him.

Don't even think about rescue now. Alan Wilson also knows that the Soviet Union attaches great importance to the safety of secret agents, and he will definitely not give the Soviets a chance to rescue. Otherwise, Yevgeny Ivanov will be rescued, and Gravin, a legal citizen of the United Kingdom How to exchange Germany?

Just because Semichasny wants to set up a character by rescuing the agents? The Secretary-General of the British Joint Intelligence Committee does not need a human setting? The same needs, Alan Wilson also wants to create an image of a meritorious minister who spares no effort to save the country.

The communication between the two countries was carried out at the Soviet embassy in London. Alan Wilson did not show up, but asked Dixon to go to the Soviet embassy to negotiate with the Soviets instead.

"Idris I decided to visit London to shape the economic and trade relations between the two countries." Wick, the chief private secretary, reported to his immediate superior with the Libyan appeal in his hand. .

"Let us take the initiative to invite? No problem, prepare according to the highest etiquette of a head of state." Alan Wilson ordered without thinking.

Wick was a little surprised, and couldn't help blurting out, "A small country with a population of 1.5 million, whose population is less than one-fifth of London's, isn't it a bit too big."

Alan Wilson pointed to the chair in front of him, and Wick sat down without hesitation, and then he heard his immediate boss say, "Before World War II, of course, there would be no such courtesy, but it is different now. Britain's diplomatic work must be more pragmatic. No matter how large or small a country is, if there is a possibility of a win-win situation, you must never be stingy with such superficial engineering.”

"For two hundred years, the United Kingdom has used offshore balance, and countless countries around the world hated the United Kingdom. At that time, the United Kingdom was an empire on which the sun never sets. Naturally, it could do so without any scruples, without worrying about counterattacks. It is France and Germany, even if they know the British policy, there are not many ways to do it."

"But it's different now. This is a new era. The UK cannot change its position without scruples. Adopting the standard that today's enemy is tomorrow's friend, especially for countries with small resources, what the UK has to do in the future is a It means what it says, a responsible big country.”

This set of rhetoric, in fact, the French will certainly not sound so difficult to understand. France is a continental country, and it is not as flexible as Britain when it comes to stance issues. In fact, which continental country is stronger than the United Kingdom in this regard.

Take World War I as an example, France did its best, and Imperial Russia could be said to have gone through fire and water. The two countries can be said to have shed blood and sweat for the Triple Entente. As for the British, only two battleships were left behind.

If France has Britain's sphere of influence in the Middle East, France will definitely turn its support for Arab countries into a national policy.

In fact, if Britain hadn't fought a Suez Canal War with Egypt, it would have had no other choice in the end, and it would not have stood with the United States on the side of Israel.

"It's not what it used to be now. We absolutely can't continue to repeatedly jump and use offshore balance. Offshore balance is fine when the national power is strong, but once the national power is not enough, every time it is pulling hatred, it is definitely not without consequences. of."

There are consequences for the United States to do so, not to mention the United Kingdom. After the victory of the United States in the Cold War, there was a big fight in the Middle East. Is it really peaceful? All Arab countries are pro-American? It's just that I really can't fight, and I dare not express my dissatisfaction.

The Arab people must hate Britain and the United States, and this kind of hatred cannot be washed away even with the hegemony of public opinion.

The hegemony of public opinion is not a cure-all. Even in Eastern Europe, where NATO has an absolute advantage, not all countries hate Russia.

The country that really hates Russia, that is, Poland, the anti-thief of the Slavic nation, plus the three Baltic countries, really has a broad public opinion base.

The rest of Hungary, the Czech Republic, and pro-NATO forces have the upper hand, but there are not a few groups in China who hope to have a good relationship with Russia.

As for the Arabs in the Middle East, they desperately hope that the Cold War will come back again, and Russia can't count on it. However, the favorability of a certain big country cannot be suppressed even by the public opinion hegemony of Britain and the United States. Isn't this the result of Britain and the United States supporting Israel and always provoking war in the Middle East?

However, the Sleeping King's allocation is not gray hair. According to Alan Wilson, manipulating the netizens of a certain big country is much easier than manipulating public opinion in the Arab world, regardless of the existence of a wall that is ineffective.

In the Arab world, countries such as Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and other countries that are particularly rich in small resources are excluded. Generally speaking, Arab countries with similar incomes regard the Chinese as a nation on the same level as European and American whites.

The United States' own big data survey also shows the same result. However, for Middle Eastern women in the United States, the popularity of East Asian men and white men is the same, that is: in front of Middle Eastern women in the United States, the popularity of East Asian men and white men is the same Tied for first place.

Except for the Middle East, East Asian faces are low in all ethnic surveys, including the questionnaire survey of East Asian women.

On the contrary, the Chinese regard these Arabs as the remnants of feudalism in modern society, which is similar to the attitude of European and American whites towards Arabs, a condescending attitude.

Alan Wilson's meaning is very simple. With the current national strength of the United States and the Soviet Union above the United Kingdom, the United Kingdom should still follow the tradition and perform offshore balance by jumping left and right. Every time it does this, the United States and the Soviet Union will be watching. After being kicked out of the sphere of influence, it will take a few times before Britain's influence in the Middle East will disappear.

"Wick, you may not know that the Mountbatten Group is preparing to build a large mosque in the capital of Libya for Idris I." Alan Wilson felt that he had hinted clearly enough.

"Executive Deputy Chief, I think I understand." Wick received the hint accurately, and directly expressed that he was absolutely reliable.

"I can consider letting you be an ambassador, experience and experience." Alan Wilson said solemnly, wanting to investigate whether this subordinate, whom he knew from the Boston consulate, can develop.

A longtime deputy secretary, Alan Wilson and his father-in-law Mountbatten did much the same thing at the Ministry of Defence.

Marshal Mountbatten is identifying and promoting the descendants of nobles for promotion, while Alan Wilson is pushing out the pro-American faction in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and forming a diplomatic team dominated by himself. It cannot be said that everything is going smoothly, but so far there have been no major mistakes.

After all, when the No. 1 person in a department keeps talking about the special relationship between Britain and the United States, it is really not difficult to transfer officials who are suspected of being pro-American from important positions one by one and replace them with officials who agree with their own ideas.

When Dixon returned from the Soviet embassy, ​​he didn’t know that the executive undersecretary and his subordinates had devalued Britain’s hundreds of years of offshore balance to a penny. “The Soviet ambassador conveyed the news from Moscow and was willing to exchange spies.”

"They were spies. We were arrested as legal citizens and were wronged." Alan Wilson corrected Dixon's words. "It would be great to have this kind of result, and I can also give an explanation to the intelligence department."

A few days later, Alan Wilson sought the consent of Foreign Secretary Rabo Butler to visit Moscow on his own initiative to discuss a specific exchange plan and bring this espionage storm to an end.

Alan Wilson, who came to Moscow on his own initiative, was accompanied by several MI5 agents and wanted to meet the chairman of the Soviet National Security Council, General Semichasny.

"I heard that Lubyanka has countless legends. I didn't expect that I would come here one day." Alan Wilson followed a young officer and looked at the headquarters of the Soviet security department. That feeling... It's like coming home.

Alexeyev looked back with a blank gaze, as if he wanted to record Alan Wilson's appearance, opened the door of the conference room, and then returned the same way.

"It's not polite at all, and I don't know who taught it." Alan Wilson commented to the British MI5 agent behind him, and he wanted to appear fearless in front of his subordinates.

"Oh, it's a good thing you're British." Semichasny, who was wearing a general's uniform, just heard the evaluation of the uninvited guest who entered the door, and couldn't help shaking his head. He was the son of the cultural tsar. I know, but it can't be solved with a joke.

The two sides are seated, and the exchange on the secret front will begin immediately. Regarding the exchange of spies, the communication has been completed through diplomatic channels. The key is where to exchange ~lightnovelpub.net~ You must find a neutral place.

The first place Alan Wilson thought of was Xiangjiang, but Semichasny directly refused, "Sir Wilson, why bother talking so far, isn't Berlin the best exchange place?"

"It's a very symbolic place." Alan Wilson looked to the left and right, as if he was asking for the opinions of the fellow detectives, but it turned out that all the staff had no objection.

As a result, Alan Wilson made progress, and CIA spies were also captured in the Pingkovsky case. If these two people can also be brought back, the cornerstone of the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States will be strengthened.

"Sir Wilson, let the Americans do the talking. Could it be that the United Kingdom has fallen to the bottom and wants to do things for the Americans?" Semichasny flatly refused, "The two sides are only exchanging the captured agents of their respective countries, and it does not involve the second Three Kingdoms."

Alan Wilson rambled and fought for a while, and finally had to give up. As an ally, he had done his best.

After setting the basic principles, Alan Wilson and his subordinates left Lubyanka, planning to rest for one night at the Ukrainian Hotel arranged by the Soviet Union.