These words made Beria stunned for a while, and after a while he said with emotion: "What a great idea, Comrade Shulka! This way you can not only benefit from the British, but at the same time limit the development of German equipment as much as possible!
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In fact, the benefits are secondary. The more important thing is to keep the German V1 missile in a state that is not very smooth and will not be destroyed by the British, that is, it is in an intermediate state, and in this intermediate state, the British and the Germans will still fight openly and covertly.
Consuming each other is what is most beneficial to the Soviet Union.
After thinking for a while, Beria said: "Then, Comrade Shulka, you will be responsible for this matter, what do you think?"
"I'm responsible?" Shulka was a little surprised.
"Yes!" Beria said: "You can't let too many people know about this matter. I wouldn't worry about leaving it to others! Besides, you can speak English, right?"
"Yes, Comrade Beria!" Shulka was shocked, which meant that Beria had investigated him.
But this doesn't seem surprising. Shulka has already made several achievements with his English. It would be strange if Beria didn't know about it.
"But Comrade Beria!" After thinking for a while, Shulka asked doubtfully: "How should I complete the mission? Go to England?"
"No, of course you don't need to go to England!" Beria stood up and replied: "Akadievich is your assistant. If you need anything, you can contact me through him!"
There is indeed no need to go to the UK for this matter, because it is actually just a matter of negotiating terms with the UK and exchanging messages, which can be done through telegrams and each other's embassies.
As for Beria, he actually had a faster passage. In less than two hours, a British man dressed as a civilian appeared in front of Shulka and Akadiyevich.
It was difficult to even recognize this British man as a British man. He was wearing dirty work clothes, a peaked cap, and a mustache like a Soviet man.
He seemed to be very familiar with Akadiyevich. As soon as they met, he shook hands with Akadiyevich enthusiastically: "Are you okay? Comrade Akadiyevich!"
"Of course!" Akadiyevich replied, and then introduced to Shulka: "This is the person in charge of the British MI5 intelligence point in Moscow. We usually call him John!"
Shulka couldn't help being stunned when he heard this. He didn't expect that the extremely ordinary person in front of him would actually be the person in charge of British MI5 in Moscow.
But it’s not surprising when you think about it, because agents who wear suits and ties and sometimes wear a pair of cool sunglasses actually only exist in movies. In reality, agents and spies are not only not so high-profile,
On the contrary, they will do everything possible to "weaken" themselves.
In addition, in the first round of agent selection, handsome guys, beauties, or people who are too tall or too short will be eliminated in the first round... These people are absolutely, absolutely not suitable to be agents, because they stand in the crowd and take a quick look.
will be recognized.
The John in front of me is the kind of person who can't be recognized even if he stands in a crowd. It can even be said that even if Shulka sees him now and remembers him carefully, he may not be able to recognize him on the street next time because he is too popular.
, as long as there is a slight change, it may be another person.
John did recognize Shulka.
"This must be Comrade Shulka, the 'breakout hero'!" John shook hands with Shulka and said in fluent Russian: "I'm glad to see you. But I'm still a little surprised. You should be on the battlefield, right?"
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"Forget it, John!" Arkadyevich said: "What surprises you should be why it is arranged for you to meet the 'breakout hero', right?"
"That's right!" John nodded.
Shulka didn't say anything, just handed over a list and said: "Comrade John, I want to ask you to take a look at this first!"
John took the list and looked at it, then read a few sentences in a low voice: "Open the Caucasus first-line transportation channel and return all American relief supplies, a thousand cars, tanks..."
After reading this, John couldn't read anymore. He raised the list in confusion and asked doubtfully: "What is this?"
"This is an agreement that the British political commissar needs to reach with us!" Shulka replied.
John was stunned for a moment, and then he laughed: "No, Comrade Shulka, I think you are mistaken. I am from MI5. You should talk to the Chinese Embassy in Moscow or MI6 about this. If
If you need it, I can help you contact them..."
"I'm not mistaken!" Shulka interrupted John.
The difference between British MI5 and MI6 is that the former is responsible for domestic affairs and the latter is responsible for foreign affairs.
But in fact, most intelligence units will not divide them into domestic and foreign countries, because using domestic and foreign divisions will cause trouble for themselves... Targets have to be handed over to another department when they move from domestic to foreign countries, and they have to be handed back when they move from foreign countries to domestic countries.
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So the real difference between them is that the former is mainly responsible for defense, that is, counter-espionage, and counter-infiltration, which is the work of protecting national security, while the latter is more offensive, that is, actively carrying out espionage, infiltration, and espionage work against other countries.
The matter that Shulka wanted to talk about was related to the security of the British mainland, so he turned to MI5.
"Okay!" John spread his hands and replied: "What can I do for you? Send this list to the British government? No problem!"
"You're right!" Shulka said: "Send it to the British government and tell them they'd better sign an agreement with our embassy in London, otherwise..."
"Otherwise?" Although John was still puzzled, he was already a little solemn because he realized that Shulka and others were not joking.
"Otherwise we will remain silent!" Shulka replied.
John looked at Shulka, and then turned his attention to Akadiyevich.
Akadievich shrugged helplessly and said: "I can't help you, John! This matter is too important. You'd better do what Comrade Shulka said, otherwise... I guarantee you will regret it.
of!"
John thought about it for a while, and then said: "I must at least know what it is, Comrade Shulka!"
"If you know what it is, it will lose its value!" Shulka replied: "I can only tell you that we have information that is related to the safety of Britain, Britain!"
"U.K?"
"Yes, Britain!"
"This is impossible!" John laughed: "Nothing can threaten the British mainland anymore!"
"If you think so, then we don't need to talk anymore!" Shulka said: "We can wait for that day!"
John's face changed, and then he said: "I protest, Comrade Shulka! As allies, we should share intelligence instead of negotiating terms like now!" (To be continued)