"Yuri is here too." Marshal Malinovsky seemed to have not heard it, and did not care about the dissatisfaction of the KGB Chairman in military expenditure. Khrushchev himself did not take any special care of the military. Before the Cuban missile crisis, he forced the Soviet army to a dead end, and now he has started to open the military. Life has just passed a little looser, how can he allow the KGB to come and ask for money? In this case, he naturally didn't hear anything.

But this does not mean that Selov will let this old man go. There is no personal relationship to talk about the issue of funding. The Ministry of Defense represents millions of Soviet armed forces. Behind Selov also has security personnel across the country, including the National Security Bureau and the State Administration of Internal Affairs, as well as the border guards and the internal affairs army, the things he carries are not smaller than Marshal Malinovsky.

"As part of the Soviet armed forces, the border defense and the internal affairs forces have great unfair military expenditure. The Ministry of Defense does not take us seriously at all. If this is the attitude of the Ministry of Defense, I would report this situation to the Central Presidium." Selov stood in front of Marshal Malinovsky and refused to allow him to enter the Ministry of Finance.

Marshal Malinovsky looked helpless and became a general, why did he not become calm at all? He could only speak, "The command of the border guards and the internal military forces is not in the Ministry of National Defense. Don't you think it's a bit inexplicable to send military funds out of the Ministry of National Defense? These two troops only obey the orders of your KGB presidium, but the expenses must be paid from the military funds? There is no such reason..."

In Marshal Malinovsky's view, the military expenditure of these two troops is best held by the KGB itself. The border guards have the right to deal with local conflicts because of the issue of guarding the border, but the military does not have this right. In fact, the border guards have greater power than domestic military regions. As for the internal affairs of major cities, I won't talk about it, they are all aimed at the Red Army.

Under such circumstances, Marshal Malinovsky would never agree to the Ministry of Defense allocated military expenses. No matter what Selov said, he would not agree. Moreover, he heard that the KGB and the intelligence agencies of various countries cooperated. Last year, the intelligence agencies of other allies divided 1 billion rubles. How much can the KGB share? At least 3 billion, right? The interest-free loans the Soviet Union gave to Indonesia did not have this number...

Shelov didn't know this number because Valia had not calculated it yet. Shelov, who was only able to add, subtract, multiplication and division, would be good enough to summarize various data, and it would be a big problem to make him calculate it.

"The weapons of the border defense force are just picking up the rags from your Ministry of National Defense. The modification fee for the T62 tank is still paid by us. If we don't give military expenses, we still want to deduct money from us. Do you know that the military expenses of the border defense force and the Internal Affairs Army have accounted for more than 40% of the KGB's funding. The funds allocated by the central government after passing through major bureaus and local agencies, basically nothing is left. You have to bear at least a little." Selov flew and made up his mind to dig out some money today.

Marshal Malinovsky seemed to think about it, and the conclusion was that there was no way. The command power was not in the Ministry of National Defense, so why did it come from the military expenses? Finally, he suggested, "You can go abroad to grab it. The country allocates the people's wealth to the KGB, which is not for you to travel abroad. If you have so many overseas station teams all over the world, you can't think of a solution by yourself. Inadequate funds mean that your industry is still relatively small, and it's right to expand..."

"For the first time, I think you are more hateful than Americans." Selov looked at Marshal Malinovsky with a look called the drugstore Bilian for a while, and finally gave up on the argument. Every year he wanted to deduct some funds from the Ministry of Defense, but every time he failed, he would not talk about this in the future.

"Thank you, by the way!" Marshal Malinovsky, who walked to the door, suddenly stopped and said, "When it comes to the T62 tank, remember to attend the Ministry of Defense meeting in two days, let's discuss the issues in the border area."

"I understand!" Shelov, who was holding the medicine bottle in his hand, poured out two white pills impatiently and said impatiently.

Selov, who returned to Ruby Yangka at noon, held a meeting to discuss how to allocate the 6 billion rubles collected by the Ministry of Finance. This money is about a quarter of the military expenditure of the Ministry of National Defense. Yes, nominally, the Soviet military expenditure this year is less than 30 billion rubles. In fact, it is definitely not the case, and of course it is not as much as the Americans say.

"You will first list the plan. If there is a gap, then list a form for me." Selov said in a sluggish manner. "Every time I go to the Ministry of Finance, it is tiring than planning a big action. I will go home first..."

He really doesn't want to always run to other departments. He can do something meaningful when he has this time, such as where to be a messenger, and just like now, he keeps slapping and fighting with other departments. It's not the life he wants.

Sometimes Selov also wants to draw pictures, play the piano, listen to music, cultivate sentiment, etc. After all, it is better to go abroad to be a messing stick.

Selov, who was writing hard on the table, breathed a sigh of relief. Valia got up from the bed and placed the bill on the other side of the table, and said softly, "There are a total of 9.7 billion yuan, which seems to be one billion more than last year. Rockefeller in the United States is just like that."

"I don't know, how about the report I wrote?" Selov also prepared to let his wife see his achievements, some suggestions on domestic children's welfare facilities, and orphanages.

"Oh? Let's take a look!" Valia, who was standing behind Selov, took her husband's documents from behind, and a pair of huge, plump and heavy pressed on the man's head and said, "Okay, can I improve the hardware facilities?"

"Yes, this is the tradition of the KGB." The tradition mentioned by Selov naturally existed since the founding of the Soviet Union. Derrensky served as the chairman of the Central Executive Committee for the Improvement of Children's Life, and during this period, the Soviet children's welfare home was established. Because Chika had its own talent training mechanism, and the Red Army handed over the border guards to the leader of Chika at that time, the orphans grew up and entered the border guards system after they were educated by Chika. From that time on, the Soviet border guards have been under the leadership of the intelligence organization until now.

The reason why Selov was allowed to attend the meeting of the Ministry of National Defense was that there were two issues in the major Red Flag Border Defense Military Regions. In fact, from the meaning of Marshal Malinovsky, Selov knew where he was worried. It was the issue of the Sino-Soviet border. Because Sino-Soviet relations were in a relatively bad stage, there were voices of invasion of the Qing Dynasty during the Imperial Russia period in China, in order to accuse the Soviet Union of hegemony.

The news on this aspect has been made by Marshal Malinovsky, so Selov was asked to attend the Ministry of Defense meeting to discuss border issues. "Comrade Selov, there is a voice in China on the border issues between us and China. As the chairman of the KGB, you are in charge of our country's intelligence agencies and should not turn a blind eye."

"This is just a different understanding. You won't listen to them. Why should you care about such remarks?" Selov said unmovedly. "From China's perspective, it is very normal for such remarks to appear. All nations are like this. It is not China that is dissatisfied with us. It seems that other countries are more dissatisfied with us. Just scold us, and there will be no less meat. At present, there is no problem with the equipment of major Red Flag Border Defense Military Regions. This is my opinion..."

"The number of border guards is less than 300,000, and there are only more than 100,000 people in the border areas with China. In addition to the Central Asia, the Far East, Turkey and other military regions, our army on the Sino-Soviet border has just exceeded 500,000. Is it a little weak?" Marshal Grechko, commander-in-chief of the 6th Army, looked at Selov and asked, "This is not good for national defense security. Have you ever considered this issue? We should have an advantage so that China dares not act rashly."

"Would you compete for the number? Marshal Grechko, you should know that China is the most populous country in the world. It is not a wise move to compete for the number of soldiers. Anyway, we cannot fight against China, so why not put our strength in some other directions?" Serov sometimes really feels that he doesn't know how to rely on these Marshals of the Ministry of Defense.

The military's attitude has always been a tough stance, which is understandable. The army of any country is like this. But the Soviet Ministry of Defense is obviously a bit too much, and he wants to solve any problems with military problems. No wonder Ustinov was confident in the 1970s and believed that even if he started a war on the east and west fronts at the same time, he could win quickly.

Selov believed that Ustinov's judgment at that time that the Soviet army could definitely defeat the enemy, but what they got was the destroyed earth, the army won, and the country was gone. It was said that the Soviet Ministry of Defense was tough and it was indeed very tough, but in fact it was still afraid of the appearance of such remarks, which meant that it was still a high look at China. However, if Selov looked at this high look, should Selov be happy or sad, which was not a good thing for China. It was also not a good thing for the Soviet Union.

"If Comrade Suslov knew about this, he might scold you. As for Comrade Brezhnev, he has a mild temper, but he will never support you in action. I won't say the attitude of the first secretary. I still say the same thing. China dare not take the initiative to attack us. It will be more costly to attack China. We cannot go to war with China, which has too strong human resources. At the same time, they are also afraid of our tanks calculated in ten thousand. Therefore, the Ministry of National Defense is completely a big deal." Sherov put on gloves while speaking, stood up and looked at the marshals of the Ministry of National Defense and said, "Comrades, let's deal with the United States first. That is the root of all problems..." (To be continued.)8
Chapter completed!