However, the Soviet Union and Germany coincidentally engaged in trouble in Nicaragua, and the effect was very obvious. At this time, the battered Somoza regime adopted a strategy of dialogue with the bourgeois opposition, trying to divide the revolutionary forces opposing him.

But even the bourgeois opposition saw the weakness of the Somoza regime, so that they took a fence-sitting attitude towards it, and at the same time kept in touch with the American embassy and the insurgents.

In the end, out of fear of being abandoned by the United States, the little Somoza sent someone to openly assassinate Chamorro on the street.

This move not only failed to disintegrate the anti-dictatorship movement throughout Nicaragua, but further aroused public anger and became the trigger for a general strike and general demonstrations across the country. With the support of the traditional opposition, the Catholic Church and representatives of the business community, the strikes and demonstrations lasted for several weeks, and many properties of the United States and the Somoza family were burned.

Internationally, the Roman Catholic Church also began to criticize the Somoza regime for violating human rights; under pressure, the US Congress had to hold hearings on Somoza's human rights violations and misappropriation of disaster relief aid.

At the same time, in other parts of Nicaragua, popular uprisings and offensives against Somoza were surging.

On the southern border, the rebels attacked Peñas Blancas and Rivas from military bases in Costa Rica; while in Granada, the National Guard was besieged by guerrillas in barracks.

In the northern mountains, PWW forces also attacked several National Guard posts and organized peasant land grabs.

As for the Indian villages in the east, they spontaneously organized uprisings. Among them, the uprising in the Monimbo area was the most tragic. There, people used homemade bombs, clubs, machetes, old-fashioned rifles, pistols and even boiling water to drive out the National Guard.

The notorious National Guard counterattacked under the cover of tanks, helicopter gunships and armored vehicles, massacring hundreds of people. But just a few weeks later, Monimbo erupted into a bigger revolt.

Under the popular uprisings and armed attacks that spread all over the country, in the countryside, the National Guard has long become a street mouse that everyone shouts and beats. It only dares to operate in rural areas when it is heavily deployed and covered by aircraft.

The situation in Nicaragua at this time, if you use an example as a comparison, is very similar to the situation in the civil war in Angola, except that a certain big country really does not have the ability to extend its hands to Latin America.

The European Socialist International, especially the part of the country that supported the German Socialist Party, replaced a certain country and became one of the three pillars of Nicaragua.

When Alan Wilson visited the Soviet Union, what he was facing was the current situation where the Soviet Union and Germany were jointly stabbing the American ass.

He remembered that, as in Angola, the Soviet Union had finally taken out the United States and the Socialist International faction, and had won in Nicaragua.

So it makes sense for the Americans to always guard against the resurgence of Russia. Look at the Soviet Union at its peak, pushing the front line to southern Africa, and Latin America can win in the backyard of the United States. Of course, the Americans do not want Russia to A little chance of revival.

In fact, when Russia was fighting against Ukraine, Nicaragua also invited Russia to station troops in Nicaragua. Indeed, in the eyes of many countries, Russia is the opponent in the eyes of the United States.

Although Russia is already far behind the Soviet Union in terms of national strength, the strong inherent impression of the Soviet Union has been inherited a lot.

This country is indeed of great united front value, and Alan Wilson had to come here to explain that the military cooperation between the United Kingdom and a certain major country is definitely not aimed at a third party, such as the Soviet Union.

Regarding the import of British films and cultural dissemination, this matter must be decided by the cultural tsar. It is not the first time for Alan Wilson to visit the Soviet Union. He expressed concern for his old friend, "Katya, you must take good care of yourself when you are old. , and what's more, you have a good son."

"I accept the Sir's personal greeting." Fultseva knew that this was the man's expression of concern, and the greatest achievement of the cooperation between the two was a secret that could not be made public. The Culture Tsar could not respond positively. The two then discussed They discussed cultural exchanges between the two countries, the development of each other's films, and so on.

Of course, there is also the Moscow Olympics carefully organized by the Soviet Union. Historically, the Olympics were boycotted because of the war in Afghanistan. From a personal point of view, Alan Wilson certainly did not want this to happen, nor did all the residents of the Newfoundland royal territory. If the United States If you don't participate, will the gaming industry still operate? That would not be a one-man show for the Soviet Union, and it would be enough to force the Soviet Union to win without thinking.

Regarding the Moscow Olympics, perhaps apart from the Soviets themselves, the Newfoundlanders are the ones who are most concerned. If there are any, the Asian casinos managed by the Portuguese are also very concerned.

During the conversation with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, Alan Wilson expressed his concerns about the Soviet Union’s aggressiveness in some fields. In fact, he himself was not very worried. He was just conveying the concerns of the Americans. What is there to worry about in the UK? Angola war? It was a colony of Portugal. ,

Guerrilla warfare in Nicaragua? That is the backyard of the Americans. The situation in British East Africa is relatively stable in the few places I am interested in, and there is no need to worry too much after the war in the Middle East is over. As for Xiangjiang Malaya, isn’t that developing very well?

Although it is undeniable that the current free world is indeed a rhythm that is about to end, but Alan Wilson knows that Reagan has not even waved the Seven Injury Fist, and it is still far from the end.

When Reagan raises the debt, if the Soviet Union cannot be suppressed, it may be really dangerous. The current danger is not fatal.

Generally speaking, the time when people felt the end of the free world was strongest should be in 1979, especially when the Pahlavi Dynasty was overthrown. The layout of the United States in the Middle East has been broken. Originally, in the plan of the United States, Iran was to act as a Middle East policeman with Israel, and contain the Arab world, which is generally more pro-Soviet, from the east and west.

However, the overthrow of the Pahlavi dynasty directly led to the collapse of the US military pillar in the Middle East. In the future, it will need to rely entirely on Israel in the military. As for the weak chicken in Saudi Arabia, it has never been considered.

In Allen Wilson's mind, the Pahlavi dynasty was difficult to maintain. In the 20th century, it was already very difficult for a monarchy to maintain in a larger country. For example, Saudia is only superficially large. There are not many livable areas in the entire country, and the population is only over 20 million. It is really not a big country.

Whether it can really be maintained will depend on next year, at least there is no sign of an accident at present. Gromyko gave a response to the British concerns that had nothing to do with the Soviet Union. Only Gromyko himself knows how sincere this response is.

It can be said that Alexeyev came late. He was called by his mother when he appeared. Alexeyev, who was carrying the rank of major general, undoubtedly entered a key step in his life.

Alan Wilson was also happy about this, and then he thought that Albert, who served in the German Rheinland Army, is now a second lieutenant. Is the gap there a bit big? You should work hard in the military so that your son can be promoted quickly.

Alexeyev changed his job in another department, KGB Ninth Directorate, and now he is the deputy director of the Ninth Directorate, the Kremlin Guard Corps, which is under the management of the KGB Ninth Directorate, which is responsible for the security of dignitaries. It is responsible for the Kremlin and Lenin's Tomb Wait for the static security work of important targets and the protocol guard work, otherwise he would not be able to show up.

"Are you already the No. 2 figure in the General Administration?" Alan Wilson couldn't help but sigh at Hao Daer's promotion path. Although the cultural tsar also has a son, isn't it too fast? He was ashamed to take such good care of his son in England, and his heart to care about Albert became stronger and stronger.

"I'm not the first deputy director." Alekseev shook his head ~lightnovelpub.net~ denying the old father's number two statement.

"It's all the same!" Alan Wilson was very optimistic. Can the cultural tsar watch his son stagnate? Does he have to retire early? He didn't know that Fortseva really thought so.

The topic shifted to the situation in Nicaragua. Alekseev couldn't help but feel relieved when he heard his old father's worries. This is the plan he submitted, and he felt relieved when he was mentioned at this time.

"Aren't you very proud?" Alan Wilson glanced at Hao Daer, and suddenly asked, "The United States will bear the ultimate consequences of messing up Latin America and creating a refugee wave. Once Latin American countries become unstable, the United States will face illegal activities." An invasion of immigrants, isn't it?"

Alexeyev didn't answer, he wondered if he didn't manage his expression well just now, but when he was introspecting, Alan Wilson asked back, "If I do the same in the neighboring countries of the Soviet Union, then you, the Soviet Union, will suffer , It is not impossible for this trick to be used on the Soviet Union in reverse."

"Impossible. The current situation in the neighboring countries of the Soviet Union is stable. Could it be Poland?" Alekseev shuddered and retorted in a low voice.

"Stability, do you mean Afghanistan? This country is not stable." Alan Wilson said slightly, "If I had to choose, I would do it in Afghanistan."

Alekseev was shocked, because the pro-Soviet military officers in Afghanistan were planning a coup d'etat. At this time, his old father mentioned Afghanistan, whether he had discovered something.

For a while, Alexeyev was very anxious and wanted to ask, but he was not afraid of leaking the Soviet Union's arrangements.

"Dear Major General, why do you have such an ugly face?" Alan Wilson teased with a look of fuss, isn't this a good guy who wants to sniff out and eradicate traitors? What's going on here?