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Chapter 1106 Nanyang Will Not Forget (First Update, Please Subscribe)
While the world's attention is attracted by the space industry, there are still some people quietly carrying out other work.

After all, the competition in space is just a competition in a new frontier. In traditional fields, the competition and confrontation are more intense.

Dzerzhinsky Square,
The building that terrified all Soviet people stood between heaven and earth. In the square, a group of gray pigeons were jumping around. No matter how the world changed, as long as they existed here forever, they would not be disturbed by the world.

Not far from the square, a huge poster of Gagarin stands there. For the Eastern world, Gagarin is the only hero. As for Wang Baoxian, most people on the other side of the Iron Curtain don’t know about him. In some countries, many people don’t even know that Nanyang has also launched a spacecraft.

But no matter what, this is a big event for mankind, a big event worth celebrating, just like this poster.

On a bench in the square, a man in a coat and a hat was feeding pigeons from time to time. Occasionally, he would look at Gagarin. It must be said that the Russians know how to do propaganda. The starry sky and the astronauts on the poster together formed a picture full of tension.

Not far behind the man, a couple who seemed to be in love were standing not far away, but their eyes were fixed on him. They were KGB stalkers. In the Soviet Union, every foreigner might have such a stalker behind him.

The man was already used to this. He just quietly fed the pigeons and waited for the contact person to arrive.

At this time, a man came over.

The other person looked at him, then sat down and said.

"You know very well that I can't give you any answers,"

Fang Desheng was not surprised by such an answer. As the security officer of the embassy, ​​he also had another identity - the chief of the Moscow Intelligence Station of the Secret Intelligence Service, and the man in front of him was his contact person in Moscow - the official one.

There are some special and sensitive matters that need to be dealt with through some unofficial channels, just like now, their meeting is unofficial, and this kind of meeting can solve many problems.

"I know,"

After spilling all the corn kernels in his hand, Fang Desheng looked at the other person and said.

"There is one thing we need to tell you during today's meeting. Our patience has run out and our tolerance is limited. No responsible country will tolerate its citizens becoming bargaining chips for other countries or organizations!"

After saying that, Fang Desheng stood up, looked at the other person, and spoke in an extremely calm tone.

"Perhaps, you don't know...what you have done, but you will eventually understand! We will never forget our family!"

Afterwards, Fang Desheng turned up the collar of his coat and left the square on the ice and snow on the ground. The pair of stalkers behind him followed closely!

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The "Suez Crisis" of 1956 ended with Egypt's defeat and the international co-management of the canal. It seemed that Egypt was the loser in both military and economic terms, and it could be said that it was a complete failure. However, they won politically. Egypt became the main force in the Arab world against Israel and the base of Pan-Arabism. Of course, it was also the undisputed leader of the entire Middle East. Together with Nasser, who dared to resist Britain and France, he became the spiritual leader of the Arab world's turnaround.

The Soviet Union's strong intervention in the Second Middle East War helped Egypt a lot. It not only gained Egypt's friendship, but also made the Soviet Union's image in the Arab world more lofty - ah! The Soviet Union, a supporter of weak nations and a friend of the Arabs.

"As long as we win Egypt, we will win the entire Middle East!"

What happened next was something that you could imagine with your eyes closed: assistance, assistance, and more assistance.

In order to win over Egypt and seize the topic of the Middle East, the Soviet Union not only decided to provide loans to Egypt to build the Aswan Dam, but also sent its best water conservancy experts to help Egypt with preliminary surveys, etc. By the end of 1957, there were more than 500 Soviet experts working in Egypt.

On November 17, water conservancy expert Demieri disappeared. The night before, he had dinner with Dr. Sergei and an Egyptian translator. They were all water conservancy experts sent by the Soviet Union to Egypt to conduct dam site surveys. On the morning of the 18th, their car was found abandoned in the desert outside Cairo. After the intelligence officer of the Soviet Embassy in Egypt learned of this, he immediately asserted that he was kidnapped by Israeli spies, but the Cairo police found neither traces of this nor any evidence of kidnapping.

Just as people were looking for Demieri's whereabouts, the focus turned to Soviet experts abroad.

On November 18, near Jakarta, Soviet adviser Mikhail was kidnapped by armed men on his way to the fertilizer factory where he worked, as usual. His translator and guard were shot several times by the armed men and died in the attack, and chemical expert Mikhail also disappeared.

On the 19th, at the Aswan Low Dam on the upper reaches of the Nile River, the Egyptians had already taken security measures for the Soviet experts.

But even so, they were still attacked, resulting in the deaths of more than a dozen Egyptian security personnel, dozens of injuries, and twelve Soviet experts missing in the attack, with only two escaping.

On November 22, the attackers turned their attention to the Soviets in Afghanistan. Although there were only a dozen Soviet experts in Afghanistan helping to build roads, on that day, not far from the road construction site, the car carrying Soviet expert Sergeyev was attacked by local tribesmen, and the expert was kidnapped and his whereabouts are unknown.

On November 23, just when the KGB was annoyed by the continuous attacks and kidnappings of experts, news came from India that the deputy head of its expert aid team to India had been attacked and his whereabouts were unknown. Later, when local police found the black Mercedes, they found that it was full of bullet holes and the driver and guard were killed.

Behind the windshield of the car, the police found a business card with the words "We will not forget!" written on it in Russian.
At this time, the increasingly fierce revenge campaign had begun in Dzerzhinsky Square, causing a sensation.

Although the outside world knew nothing about this matter, the KGB intelligence personnel in Dzerzhinsky Square seemed to understand - they had messed up something!

Because Nanyang chose to fight back on another battlefield, and dealt them a heavy blow in a way that was beyond their expectations.

"It's them. It must be those Nanyang people. They are kidnapping our people."

Ivan Alexandrovich Serov, the head of the KGB, was extremely annoyed. "We have no evidence that it was them, and that they were acting all over the world."

General Kalinin said helplessly:

"Maybe they did it, but without any evidence, we can only watch it happen. Unless we catch their people around the world like they did, we can only let them do it."

As a general in the KGB, Kalinin was an old spy and he knew the rules of the game very well. But this time, he was really at a loss - because he had never seen this kind of game before.

"We took one of their people away, and they took thirty-six of our people away, all experts in various fields."

When you think about it, it’s really a big loss!

"We must take revenge on them!"

Serov said provocatively:

"Last time in Hungary, our weakness gave them an opportunity, and now they are trying to force us to make concessions in this way. Do they really think we won't retaliate in kind?"

Although Sherov, a cowardly man, appeared very excited, he actually realized one thing - he had messed up!
When he chose to respond directly from Nanyang overseas, he had already messed up!

In fact, the root of this matter originated in Hungary. As a hardliner in Moscow, Serov played a key role in the Hungarian crisis. He sent reports from Budapest to the Kremlin. As the head of the KGB, he was responsible for arresting supporters of Imre Nagy who tried to negotiate with Soviet military officials. He also organized the arrest of Hungarians and disrupted negotiations between the Red Army and the Hungarian army.

But in the end, everything he did became a joke because of the concessions made by Khrushchev, so as a hardliner, he has always advocated retaliation against Southeast Asia in the past few days.

Arresting Zheng Xingying on the pretext of being a spy seemed to be a counterattack against Nanyang on the surface, but in fact it was a way to hit back at Khrushchev's weakness.

Although he has the support of other hardliners, they need some events to challenge Khrushchev. But it is certain that no one will stand on his side now that he has messed up.

The rules of the game in Moscow have always been very simple, and no one will stand on the side of the loser.

In other words, he now had to take personal responsibility for everything, and Khrushchev would not tolerate anyone challenging his authority.

“But we can take away 100 or 200 of them. Most of them are businessmen or company employees, small figures who are not worth mentioning.

For them, there will be almost no impact, but the experts we send are all people who help those countries with construction.

If they see that we can't even protect our own people, how can they believe that we can protect them?"

This is the biggest problem facing the Soviet Union. The problem it faces is not how it can retaliate, but that the other party's retaliation will make the Soviet Union, which intends to expand its influence around the world, suspected by other countries. What outsiders suspect is not anything else, but that the Soviet Union is unable to protect itself.

Compared to the others, this is the most fatal blow.

As the head of the KGB, Serov was well aware of Khrushchev's foreign strategy.

During the Suez Canal incident, the Soviet Union defended Egypt's interests to a certain extent and had a certain influence among underdeveloped countries.

In order to expand its influence, the Soviet Union infiltrated those countries, promising to give them huge economic and military assistance, and of course, security promises.

If those countries began to doubt the Soviet Union's capabilities, it would undoubtedly be a disaster for Soviet diplomacy, and this disaster was caused by him.

And for him personally, this must be a disaster!
Suddenly, Serov seemed to understand why the Kremlin chose to remain silent on this incident. Khrushchev was waiting, waiting for him and the hardliners to suffer in this incident, and then give them a fatal blow at the right time.

Just like now, it is certain that Khrushchev should have started to fight back. Fight back against him and those who opposed him.

This is the Kremlin's rule of the game, just as they seized upon the Hungarian world to challenge Khrushchev.

"Get the car ready. I'm going to the Kremlin."

Now for Sherov, he has no other choice.

Now his only consolation was that Khrushchev was not made of steel...

Well, just admit defeat.

But you must be proactive, only in this way can you protect yourself to a certain extent.

That guy is someone who can forgive others.

(End of this chapter)