The outcome of a single weapon that operates without the system is often very sad. Marshal Ustinov is an expert in this regard. Weapons that can be integrated into the overall Soviet strategy are considered weapons, otherwise, it would be fire sticks.

Among the five major military branches of the Soviet Union, the Army and the Strategic Rocket Force have obvious advantages. The ground forces of the Soviet Red Army have no opponents since the Patriotic War. After decades of chasing, the Soviet nuclear power has established a relatively advantage in 1980, and its strength has a slight advantage. The current production capacity of the Soviet Union's nuclear warheads is 2,000 per year.

The Air Force and the Land Defense Force dare not say that they will definitely be able to deal with the United States and NATO Air Force, but it is no problem to offset the other side's advantages. Some newly-entered aircraft in the United States are good aircraft, but that is also good aircraft in 1980, not good aircraft in the 21st century, and their technological advantages are far less exaggerated than later generations. The only weak service is the Soviet Red Navy, which is already the second largest in the world. The navy's pursuit pace is slower than other services, otherwise there would be no such statement as a century-old navy.

"If our plan this year is completed, the overall strength should be 87% of the United States. Since World War I, no country has been so close to the United States. The most important thing is that our wealth is very average. If the country can be used and shared with all the people, we actually have greater potential." The Secretary of Defense and the General Political Commissar pressed his hands on the windowsill, and Selov said confidently, "The wealth of the United States occupies far more than 13% of the country's wealth."

"You seem to think that the time to defeat the United States is almost over. This is the first time I have seen you say this. Five years ago, you thought the United States would not weaken!" Marshal Ustinov smiled. Five years ago, it was the time when the world economic crisis swept the world. At that time, Selov refuted Ustinov's remarks that victory was in sight.

"Because the policy has changed, the United States has chosen a way to seek death. Like us, Americans also think that the Cold War for more than 30 years has been too long. They chose a president who is most hostile to our Soviet Union to come to power. Look, once Reagan comes to power, he will definitely increase military spending on a large scale." Serov said coldly, "If you want to kill us at once, the Americans are seeking death. I have buried so many mines all over the world, and I can definitely blow them to death."

"I really want to see your landmines explode. Think about the wonderful scenery at that time, which should be comparable to the Great Ivan's experiment." Ustinov nodded and asked relaxedly, "How do you feel when you are running around in military-industrial enterprises across the country recently?"

Ustinov was most concerned about the military-industrial enterprises in the Soviet Union. The second was to care about his son and the reason for his son. The main reason was that his son was a scientist serving the military industry.

"Overall satisfaction, I will have several space-related design bureaus in the next step, such as the Korolev Design Bureau, the 5th Design Bureau of Chelome, and the Yageli Design Bureau! Let's see how our space technology reserves are in the next stage." In the blink of an eye, the two of them had already walked down from the watchtower, and a group of security personnel were following them not far or near.

"I have just heard the report on this. Some supporting experiments have made great progress. In two years, we should be able to try to see if it can be deployed." Ustinov said, "The only shortcoming is that for the sake of balancing expenditure, some cadres have complained about the military expenditure of the Ministry of National Defense, which has caused some shortages in funding."

"It doesn't matter. We will pay the insufficient funds. We can cut any funds, but we can't cut the military funds." Selov agreed immediately. He felt that the military expenditure was too large, because many Soviet cadres also believed that the easing strategy had worked and that the United States and the Soviet Union could coexist in this world. Reagan was able to wake these people up soon with a slap.

Although sober cadres will no longer obstruct military expenditure, the lost time requires greater energy to make up for it. That is not a problem that can be solved by spending money. The KGB is willing to buy back the time with money.

Facts prove that people like to fantasize. The General Political Commissar and the Minister of Defense also have a lot of imagination when they fantasize. The US imperialists are in a state of disgust. Fortunately, many security personnel are far away and can only see two old men holding each other's arms and laughing strangely from time to time, which makes people confused.

"By the way, I got a batch of wine from China. The degree is very high. I will send it to you tonight." Shelov said as he left.

"Imported goods, where did you get them?" If Ustinov had any hobbies, drinking should be considered a person. I don't know if he, who is responsible for the production of military-industrial enterprises, has caused production accidents due to greed. However, from the current news, there should be no, otherwise, with the Soviet Union's emphasis on manpower, he would not have become the Minister of Defense.

"How simple this is, smuggling!" Selov waved his hand and said that he didn't need to thank him, pretending to be a casual person and left.

In terms of smuggling, the KGB is definitely an expert. It is impossible to defeat them if you are worthless alcoholic beverages. Since Ustinov prefers it, just tear off the special offer label and give it to him.

"Well? It's faster than I expected. If you don't stay in Kiev, why do you think about it and come back?" Sherov, who went home and opened the door, looked at the date very exaggeratedly and said, "It shouldn't be, school will start in three days."

The schedule of the spy school is different from that of ordinary schools. Besides, the son of the general political commissar has a higher degree of freedom. He accidentally failed to watch the pig and asked him to go out for cabbage.

"Father, where can I go if I can't come?" Boris smiled, "I am a preparatory worker to combat the anti-counterfeiting. Of course, I have to complete my studies. I can't let my father pin my hopes on me for nothing."

"Is that right? So far, I have only seen that you are excellent at women. It seems that those female teachers have tutored you a lot. You can do it. Shelbitsky's youngest daughter can get it." Selov turned around while hanging her clothes, "But his vision is good, and her aesthetics are still within the normal range."

Soviets like women with hot bodies, and their faces are generally placed at a secondary level. Of course, it would be better to take into account both at the same time. China should be the opposite, but then again, it would be better to take into account both at the same time.

"By the way, how many postures have been unlocked, you should use all the things you learned from school on that girl." Selov's voice was very vulgar, and it was so rude.

"Father, how can you ask your son this question?" Boris was a teenager of eighteen or nineteen years old. He felt unbearable for his father's direct questions.

"Okay, I won't ask!" Selov rubbed his eyes, not knowing what the plan he planned would have.

"Father, that's right, Shelbilova and I..." After a while, Boris couldn't hold back his father's unexpected gaze. He talked directly to Sheloff about these issues, and from time to time he let out a wave of despicable laughter.

The actions planned by Selov were targeting the Polish Solidarity Union. This guild had just appeared, but given the great friendship between the Soviet Union and Poland and his special preference for Poland, the organization had just appeared and instantly attracted Selov's special attention. After careful comparison, Selov decided to take a gentle approach and directly destroy the Polish Solidarity Union, which evolved into an anti-Soviet organization sooner or later, was transformed.

The Polish government faced an economic crisis and decided to slow wages while raising prices. It immediately triggered a wave of strikes occupying factories. Although the strike movement did not have a center of coordinated command, workers developed an intelligence network to spread the news of their struggle. At the Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk, an accomplice of a crane operator and a well-known leader of the labor movement, Anna Valentinovitz, was fired, angering other workers and becoming a spark for igniting the strike movement.

However, unlike history, the pope that appeared in Poland was directly killed by the KGB when he ran for election. This made the Solidarity Union unable to use the influence of Catholicism to fight against the Soviet Union. At the earlier KGB presidium meeting, Selov had decided to kill the organization, and tonight was the day of action.

"I don't believe that a small union can block our KGB's iron fist and give me a secret action. No need to tell the Poles. This time it is a day to teach other reactionary forces a lesson. Whoever dares to stop it will be killed on the spot." Selov shouted.

Before Reagan was officially sworn in, Selov wanted to completely solve this problem. He didn't understand why any incident happened in the Warsaw Pact countries and always could not be separated from Poland? Other countries were fine. Poland either protested today or went on strike tomorrow.

To win the Cold War, we must kick Poland out of the socialist camp and save trouble for the Soviet Union every day. The scale of the Polish Solidarity Trade Union is much smaller than in history, but it is still enough to dissatisfie the Soviet Union.

At the end of 1980, the KGB sent a thousand Polish-speaking agents into Poland. After a period of squatting, they finally acted in a unified manner on the last day of 1980, and took action at the same time in more than 20 Polish cities to arrest all the important leaders of the Polish Solidarity Union. Everyone was directly sent to the train and sent to the Rubiy Yangka in the Soviet Union.

A few days later, all members of the Polish Solidarity Union discovered that the union leadership no longer existed. This time, there were six or seven hundred people missing. Many unprecedented panic swept across the country of Poland, and some people wanted to inquire about the news from the Polish government. But there was no result, of course, except for a few senior Polish cadres, no one knew that this was taken by the Soviet Union.
Chapter completed!