The price cut had just begun, but it was immediately captured by the General Political Commissar who used the KGB to pretend to be a ghost to cover up his own political commissar. At the meeting of the Central Presidium, he specifically analyzed Reagan's intention. After Reagan solved the domestic problems in the United States, he began to try to curb the Soviet Union in two aspects, one was a technical blockade and the other was a price cut of oil. Of course, these two methods were not the only ones, but now Reagan only had these two effects.

Another move is not very obvious, that is, some American industries are accelerating their flow to China. The meaning of flowing to China is not difficult to understand. Japan's economic power has already made the United States feel threatened. The United States only thought of finding a country to curb Japan. This trick is not the first use, nor is it the last time it is used.

If the conditions in later generations were not too complicated, the European and American media that helped India brag every day would have long begun to try to transfer industries to support India to curb China. Although India is a little ignorant, it always seems a little harmless than China, which has never given up on socialism. The problem is that India is not a little ignorant, but too ignorant, and has wasted the international sentiment of imperialism.

From the perspective of industrial scale, the Soviet Union was an industrial country that was at least not smaller than the United States in terms of scale. Many project fields are the world's number one, and their tolerance is definitely much stronger than those of Iraq and Libya, such as oil-selling countries. The Soviet Union's foreign exchange only has two functions: importing luxury goods and importing agricultural industries, and the latter uses much larger US dollars.

With the current welfare construction in Iraq, as long as the price cut is reduced for more than two years, Iraq will have big problems. Of course, nothing is certain, and Iran may be ahead of Iraq. Judging from the current view of the Gulf Prince Kingdom, it is probably not to think about borrowing money. At that time, the Soviet Union is booming, and the two countries may take action to educate those prince countries.

In fact, Reagan's trick was limited to curbing the Soviet Union because the Soviet Union's food had long been provided by Southeast Asian socialist countries. He was not panicked when he had food in his hands, so that the Soviet Union would not be imbalanced in finance.

Foreign Minister Gromiko agreed very much. If he was not the Foreign Minister, he would probably be the kind of cadre who wrote the American economic drag every day. However, the central government later decided that he had to be the Foreign Minister, which made the Soviet Union lose one cadre who criticized the US economic plunder every day.

Neither Rezhkov nor Ligachev expressed his opinions, but the General Political Commissar was short of people who shook flags and shouted. Aliyev, the first vice chairman of the Council of Ministers, immediately stated that the General Political Commissar had seen the sinister intentions of imperialism at a glance. This trick would not cause even a little harm to the great motherland, and would inevitably suffer shameful failure, etc.

Another point is that arms were the second largest export commodity of the Soviet Union after energy exports. In the past, most of them were exported to Middle Eastern countries for oil. In the era of booming oil business, the arms sold by the Soviet Union to Middle Eastern countries increased by five times.

However, many Middle Eastern countries are now tied to the Soviet Union. Purchasing Soviet weapons is more of a political reason. When the Soviet Union buys weapons, it will also sell half-sold half-get. It is also difficult for Reagan to attack the sale of Soviet weapons through oil price cuts. If oil price cuts have five layers of effect in history, it has almost no impact on the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union can completely transfer this part of the pressure to other allies, and the Soviet Union has much more allies than in history.

As long as the Soviet Union does not have any problems with these allies, the Soviet Union is fully capable of helping them. All strategies are double-edged swords, and if someone gets them, some people will lose them. Defeat all these energy exporters, and if these countries lose their purchasing power, it will also lead to the inability to sell products from European and American countries. It depends on who has sufficient background.

At least the Soviet Union still has an advantage in terms of fairness, and its tolerance should be higher. Moreover, the Soviet Union is much stronger than history, and the gap with the United States is almost impossible to see. It is not impossible to fight to the United States to death.

The meeting ended soon, and Ryzhkov and Ligachev went to the offices of Andropov and Chernenko respectively. The General Secretary and the Second Secretary did not attend the meeting. They were restoring their energy for the coming meeting. Especially Andropov, who was about to nominate several new members of the Central Presidium. For him, this plenary session was very important. It was also the time when he was about to complete his rule for a year and needed to report his achievements.

"Notifying Comrades Vorotnikov, Rezhkov and Ligachev as members of the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union is the common decision of the comrades." Chernenko presided over the plenary session as the second secretary. His voice was as gentle as ever but with a hint of majesty, which was somewhat the same as Brezhnev, but also different.

Andropov is no longer able to attend the plenary session. In the past two months, his body has deteriorated sharply and has been unable to come here to meet all the Central Committee members. The meeting can only be chaired by Chernenko.

On Tuesday, on the eve of the plenary session of the Commission, Anrkadi Wolsky, an assistant of Andropov, came to his ward at the Moscow Central Hospital to draft a speech for him. Andropov could no longer attend the meeting and could only send one person to the Presidium to read the speech in his name. The last lines of the speech said that the Central Committee members should be role models for integrity and integrity and be responsible for the future of the country.

At this time, Andropov handed a folder and the speech to Wolsky, saying, "The speech looks good. Be sure to pay attention to what I wrote."

Since the doctor came to take him out of the ward and went into the car, he had no time to look through what Andropov wrote. Then he got a glimpse of what he wrote and added a sloppy ink text at the bottom of the last page. The content of this paragraph was: "The Central Committee members knew that for some special reasons I could not attend the plenary session, nor did I attend the meetings of the Politburo and the Secretariat. Therefore, I think Comrade Chernenko should be assigned to preside over the meetings of the Presidium and the Secretariat.

Andropov's nomination was approved by the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union and the Central Committee, and all members of the Committee. Vorotnikov, Ryzhkov and Ligachev officially became members of the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union.

"Did the invasion of South Korean passenger planes not appear? Is it because the United States discovered its own attempt? Or was there a slight deviation in history that led to the CIA not making such a plan!" Selov thought about things that had nothing to do with the meeting. There was nothing worth paying attention to in the meeting. Except that Go Map was sitting in a corner inconspicuous, this person who should have been the general secretary was tampered with by Selov because of the security files and had changed from a young and promising Central Committee member to a veteran Central Committee member.

Chernenko presided over the meeting in place of Andropov, and of course Andropov might not be willing to do so. But in fact, since Andropov started working from the Moscow General Hospital, he could no longer control Chernenko. Just like the last moment of Brezhnev's life, he could not stop Andropov.

Originally? In history, Andropov looked at Go Map better, but in order to unite the leaders of the powerful department to successfully become the general secretary and achieve the goal of suppressing the Dnepro gang, Go Map was sacrificed by Andropov. As a result, none of the new generation of cadres Andropov is optimistic about are formal members of the Central Presidium. Of course, from today on, the situation has changed.

But what if it comes up? This is just a group of peers of the general political commissar. If you really want to live longer, Selov may not be afraid of this group of people. In addition to his age, his qualifications are enough to suppress these new members.

"According to current observation, the General Secretary may die of illness within a few months." After the meeting, Serbizky and Serov met again at a secret place. Now Andropov does not need to go to the Red Square military parade. Almost all the Soviet Central Presidium can tell that he is not good. He has been in the hospital for two months.

"I can see the results within three months!" Smoking a cigarette deeply, Selov said with a mouthful of nicotine, "I know what Ustinov thinks. He thinks Chernenko is in poor health and cannot weaken the Ministry of Defense. So he prefers Chernenko to take over as General Secretary."

"It's good to get it, why no one chooses me?" Serbizky shook his head with a self-deprecating voice, "Ustinov must be guarded against you. Are you sure he can admit the fait accompli?"

Selov touched his chin and rubbed it back and forth a few times, shook his head and said, "It's a pity that I don't have a second son who can be used as an in-laws as an adult, not to mention that his children are very old, so I'm at a loss for marriage."

"What do you want to do? Is there any way you can use it?" Shelbitsky pretended that he had not heard of this unreliable idea. With his understanding of the General Political Commissar, it was impossible that there would be no way.

"There is a solution. Given the physical condition of Comrade Andropov, Chernenko is preparing to ask the medical team to accompany the General Secretary to recuperate in the Black Sea. Ukraine is your place." Selov looked at the local snake of the Dnipro gang and whispered, "I found this proposal from his assistant. What do you think Chernenko means?"

"Send Andropov away, and Ukraine is my leader. As long as Andropov dies, I will be the first to know and give him enough time to prepare." Serbizky smiled. "He thought well. When Andropov left Moscow, he was the de facto general secretary, but this is not good for you."

"Not necessarily, it depends on who you will notify first? What if your mind is confused, let me know first?" Selov lowered his voice, "If I fall, my son and daughter-in-law will definitely be affected. In-laws?"
Chapter completed!