Selov does not need to analyze the macro-problem of nationality. He can imagine what aspect Kissinger would stand on. A person cannot turn a blind eye to his own nation. Even if he puts national interests first, he will not deceive his heart. It is normal for Kissinger to support Israel, and he can fully understand it. Because while he is giving advice for the Soviet Union, he is also subconsciously avoiding harming China.

If he hadn't had this idea, he would not have interfered in the India-Pakistan War. When the population of Bangladesh exploded decades later, the northeastern region occupied by China would be subject to ubiquitous infiltration. That place would no longer be stable. Maybe it would become a drag on China. This is why many European powers avoided the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after the First World War, and the United States must have these countries independent, which is very convenient to interfere in ethnic issues.

The intensity of this Middle East war is far greater than the previous few times, and both sides are preparing for it again. But after two days of battle, almost all participating countries found that they expected to be insufficient. If they continue to fight based on the current consumption, the war will not last long, and they will be gone. What an embarrassing situation, this is the tragedy of the inability to produce weapons themselves...

"Mobilize strategic and tactical transport aircraft of major military regions to support Cairo and Damascus. The main purpose of the Air Force is to help some countries that have not yet arrived at the front line and transport their troops to Egypt. The mission of the Northern Line is to quickly supplement the weapons consumption of Syria, Jordan and Iraqi troops. The Southern Line transports troops and the Northern Line." Ustinov, the Secretary of the Central Committee in charge of military industry, issued an order to the Soviet armed forces after discussing with Minister of Defense Grechko.

The early offensives of Egypt and Syria caused a lot of war damage to the Israeli army. Israel urgently needed to supply arms and weapons, otherwise the situation would collapse. In addition to damage to equipment and parts that needed to be supplemented, Israel's national ammunition reserves also dropped to a very dangerous level. Israel has experienced many wars and has good experience in the amount of ammunition storage needed, but the consumption of this battle is much higher than any previous battle, and the various artillery and ammunition used by Israel did not have the production capacity at that time, resulting in the crisis of ammunition being cut off. The psychological pressure and panic arising from the situation at the time of the war, which exceeded the expected consumption, was also one of the reasons that prompted Israel to actively ask for US assistance.

Israel's iron lady Madam Meir openly appealed to other countries to request support from Israel, otherwise Israel's destruction would be in front of us. At the same time, the Soviet Air Force's transport aircraft fleet in the Caucasus, Ukraine, and even Central Asia had already moved in advance, loaded with weapons and ammunition, or flew directly to South Yemen, Sudan, and Libya to help these countries send troops to Egypt. At the airports in these areas, a Soviet transport aircraft landed within an hour. At this time, the Soviet Union's administrative efficiency had been unintentional and provided assistance to the Arab coalition before the United States.

"It seems that all the Iron Lady will be timid in the end. Madame Meier's statement is not like the tough attitude before the war. If the Americans carry out air transport, they can only pass through the air route in the Mediterranean. To the north are neutral European countries, and to the south are endless Arab countries. If they deviate from the route, they may be beaten down by Egypt's air defense." Selov thought for a moment, "Comrade Ustinov, do you think Egypt has the courage?"

"It is easy to shirk responsibility during wartime, and there should be some, but the United States should also be careful. The possibility is very low." Ustinov pondered for a moment. This kind of conjecture is very logical and cannot be regarded as an idiot.

After two days of fierce firefighting, the Egyptian and Syrian troops began to attack again. At the same time, the attacks on the north and south sides began, and Israel's security pressure suddenly increased. In addition to the armies of the two countries, General Rahman of the Egyptian Revolutionary Committee also had Syrian President General Assad. In order to make breakthrough progress, he sent the most elite troops of his country to the battlefield. The Republic Guard not only exists in Egypt and Syria, but also in Iraq, which is already in power.

When these countries had the Republic Guard, they had secular political systems. Therefore, the army had the task of maintaining secularization of the country and opposing the theocracy to seize secular power. They had the task of maintaining national unity and opposing tribal armed separatism.

However, people influenced by imams and those related to tribal armed forces have the right to enter the army as part of the country. Some tribal armed forces have the right to enter the army, and some tribal armed forces have a number to maintain national unity in form. Therefore, this will weaken the role of the army. Therefore, these countries gather the core forces in the army to maintain national unity and secularization to form the Republic Guard, supplemented with the best equipment and treatment, and deployed as trusted forces under strong rule around the capital, suppressing the coup traditions of various monsters and gods in these countries.

The emergence of the Republic Guards of Egypt, Syria and Iraq marks that the three countries have bet their last ace and the most powerful military force in the country has been dispatched. In addition, the Republic Guards, even Iraq, which does not border Israel, has sent more than 100,000 troops into Syria, and support from other Arab countries is also coming.

"In the past few days, Israel has been under great military pressure. Although the losses of Arab countries are two or three times that of Israel, the Arab coalition forces are still moving to the front line continuously. I believe that this isolated situation and the delay of the US actions will definitely make Israel feel depressed. Why has the United States not provided support? Comrade Andropov, should we scare Israel and let the United States provide support as soon as possible?" After the meeting of the Central Bureau of the Presidium, Selov stopped Andropov.

"You mean to give Israel a little pressure and test the United States' reaction?" Andropov looked thoughtful, and then smiled calmly, "This is easy to deal with, you can watch."

"I really want to see what our Central Secretary of the Communist International will do." Selov looked tacitly. Andropov was the Minister of the Central Liaison Department. In fact, what he did was the same as the Communist International in the past, exporting revolution...

Just as the Arab coalition troops were approaching, on the fourth day of the war, the Egyptian Revolutionary Committee announced that the Arab coalition headquarters was established in Egypt. Egypt had obtained the consent of Syrian President Assad and Iraqi General Secretary Alladi. The Syrian newspaper Revolution and Iraqi newspaper Progress confirmed the news. The participating countries include Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Morocco, Palestine, Pakistan, Libya, and ******.

"I'll go, Andropov is so big, and there are some Arab countries that have already heard the destruction of Israel? Let me think about it!" Shelov, who was in Ruby Yangka, heard the news and fell into long-term thinking, and then said, "Let your department immediately spread the news and a little bit spread the remarks that Israel is about to perish."

"I understand!" Morikin, director of the First General Administration, immediately saluted a military salute and quickly left the KGB President's office.

"Can't the united Arab countries scare you? I don't believe that Americans can still calm down." Selov stood up and walked to the window, looked at the bronze statue of Derrynsky outside, and said to himself.

The news that the commander of the 11-nation coalition was established in Egypt immediately shocked the whole world. But the subsequent news from Arab countries was even more disturbing. There were crowd marches in some Arab countries, hoping that their countries could take the opportunity to destroy Israel and take back the territory belonging to the Arabs.

The emergence of this voice shows that the situation is already very serious. The Arab world has changed from regaining occupied territory to finding ways to restore the status of Palestine, and even overturning the UN resolutions and driving the Israelis out again.

Israel has gathered more than 700,000 troops from Arab countries on both sides of the north and south of Israel. Only about one-third of the armed forces in Egypt and Syria have not been put into combat. Iraq also sent nearly 400% of its troops to Syria. The Arab coalition forces have more than 7,000 tanks and more than 1,400 aircraft. In contrast, Israel has mobilized 400,000 people, 2,000 tanks and 600 aircraft. After the war began, Israel has suffered heavy losses.

This situation and the constant war have made many Western politicians seriously consider Madame Meier’s request for help. If they still only watch, Israel may really disappear. Once the defense line collapses, seventy-eight hundred thousand Arab troops rushed into Israel. Who knows if there will be a tragedy that shocked the world.

The idea of ​​maintaining neutrality is disappearing, but they still hope that the United States can make its first statement. At this time, Nixon, who was deeply troubled by the Watergate incident, looked at Secretary of State Kissinger and Defense Minister Slersinger with annoyance. It was enough to deal with the Watergate incident that bothered him, but now there are problems in the Middle East. In the face of Israel's problems, Arab countries have always been united, and no one dares to be incorrect on this issue.

"Egypt has established the Eleven Alliance Command. The situation in Israel is very dangerous. Mrs. Meir has sent three urgent telegrams for help, and we cannot ignore it." Secretary of State Kissinger said earnestly.

"What can we do? The Soviet Red Navy is gathering in the eastern Mediterranean, and the entire Arab world is putting pressure on us. Do we not consider diplomatic consequences?" Defense Minister Slersinger has been overwhelmed with Kissinger several times on this issue.

"Europe's attitude has loosened. They think we can't watch Israel perish. We already have supporters. If we don't act, Israel may really become history." Kissinger said another good news. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!