The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

Dunn also glanced at the carriage where the radio was. This kind of thing definitely couldn't be displayed in the open. The carriage with the radio was specially designed, and the radio was hidden in the mezzanine of the carriage.

Logically speaking, since we have already penetrated deep into the territory of the Red Empire, some things cannot have been ordered in advance, so today's contact should be based on the information received by the radio.

Dunn was able to get closer to the radio station's car. Although he could still hear Pluksky's verbal bombardment in his ears, Dunn had no way to deal with this chatterbox unless he beat him to death. He could only let him go.

Two hours later, they started to set up camp as scheduled. While working, Dunn kept his eyes on the location of the radio. At this time, the radio was carefully taken out by the signalman. The previous two times, Dunn did not notice the movement of the radio while working.

Soon the signalman received some information by operating the radio and ran over to report it to Weiss.

This gave Dunn an idea. It should be at this time that he received the information that he was going to meet the two North Koreans.

So Dunn put down what he was doing and turned to Pruecksky.

"Pavel! Go ahead and get busy. I need to talk to Lieutenant Weiss about something!"

Prokowski waved his hand at Dunn and said indifferently.

"Don't worry, just leave Dunn to me. I can handle it by myself. You are not needed!"

Looking at the honest-looking Prokusky, Dunn thought about how he had shot him before, and felt a little guilty.

But after thinking about it, Dunn quickly forgot about his muttering.

He walked up to Weiss, who was chatting with Solek at the time. When they saw Dunn coming, they immediately stopped talking.

"What happened to Dunn?"

After spending a few days together, Solek and Weiss became much more familiar with Dunn. Apart from the two of them, the most important person in this operation was Dunn, at least in the eyes of Solek and Weiss, because they knew that many of the insiders planted by the United States in the Red Empire were not authentic Russians.

Dunn was really needed when communicating with them. In addition, if they wanted to leave the Red Empire, Dunn would be needed to lead a group of people through the Warsaw Pact countries in Eastern Europe.

"Mr. Solek, Commander Weiss, if we continue on this path, we will probably enter Kyrgyzstan or Uzbekistan!"

Dunn frowned, looking serious.

"As far as I know, herders in the Red Empire are strictly restricted to certain areas. When I handed over this herd of cattle and horses, I found that the other party only gave me one certificate, which should be a certificate for grazing in southern Kazakhstan. If we continue to walk into Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan, we will need another grazing permit!"

Dunn had no idea about the management methods within the Red Empire. It was only when he met two North Koreans before his first death that he learned that he needed a separate grazing permit to enter Uzbekistan.

"Hahaha! Lieutenant Dunn is very attentive!"

Solek smiled and patted Dunn on the shoulder.

"We have already made a comprehensive deployment on this point. We just received the news that we should go to the village of Urubanovs in the south at 8:00 pm to meet with our informant in the Red Empire. They have prepared all the documents for us!"

Weiss also nodded slightly.

"This infiltration mission is taken very seriously by the higher-ups! Don't worry, they will arrange everything for us. However, most of the time, we will not be given further instructions until we reach the designated location!"

"I believe that the higher-ups take this operation very seriously, but I feel a little uncomfortable if I go to meet them at 8pm!"

If they really had to wait until the previous time to make the contact, then it would be too late. After these two deaths, Dunn could see clearly that the number of Russian Red Army soldiers ambushing the two Koreans was definitely no less than a hundred.

It is also equipped with automatic weapons and flares.

Even if the entire special operations team went together, they might not be able to defeat the enemy.

"Oh? Tell me what you think!"

Both Solek and Weiss were interested, especially Solek, who thought highly of Dunn and wanted to bring Dunn to work in the CIA after this operation.

This is also a good time to examine Dunn's business capabilities.

"First of all, we are completely in the dark inside the Red Empire. Even though everything has been arranged for us, it is still necessary for us to be cautious!"

Dunn was not polite either. He knew he had to seize this opportunity to see if he could change his fate of being wiped out when he went to make the contact.

"Although the higher-ups have arranged a number of informants in the Red Empire, the situation often changes in real time. To put it bluntly, these two informants may be targeted by the Russians because of receiving the telegram this time. I feel that we should go to the meeting place earlier!

In this way, if anything happens, we can retreat in time.

If we go there at the agreed time, we will be in a passive position if something unexpected happens!"

Weiss frowned and nodded, turning to look at Solek.

"I think Lieutenant Dunn's opinion is very correct. It is necessary for us to go there in advance!"

Seeing that Solek also nodded in agreement with Dunn's opinion, Weiss no longer hesitated and immediately called Matthew Bruce. The three of them went to the meeting place an hour in advance to conduct reconnaissance.

It was not completely dark at this time, and when the three men were riding horses closer to the village of Urubanovs, they even saw some people living in it.

However, the three of them deliberately avoided everyone, made a big detour, and headed to the meeting place.

"who?"

When they were about to approach the meeting point, a car came speeding towards the three of them. Matthew was the first to spot the car and immediately screamed in surprise.

Weiss and Dunn also looked towards the car, and Dunn's expression was even more solemn, because he was very familiar with that car. Just by listening to the sound, he knew it was one of the military vehicles that chased him before.

"Calm down, let's not do anything until the last moment!"

Weiss tried to calm Dunn and Matthew down, but he was actually superfluous. These two were elites, and they didn't look overly panicked at this time. After all, the more panicked they appeared, the worse it would be.

The car quickly approached the three people and stopped. A Russian officer got out of the car, along with five or six Russian soldiers. Two of them were holding PPSh submachine guns, which made Dunn feel even worse.

With these two PPShs present, they would be extremely passive if a fight broke out. At this time, Matthew looked at Dunn, and Dunn understood what Matthew meant. Once a fight broke out, the two of them would immediately deal with the soldiers holding the PPShs.

This made Dunn feel bitter. He had never killed anyone. He had killed many Japanese soldiers in his previous life, but in his two lives, Dunn had never killed even a chicken. No, it seemed that he had killed someone before.