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

"Okay, you don't have to say anything yet!"

Dunn reached out to stop Li Changji from speaking. Without him saying anything, Dunn knew what he was going to say next.

"It's not the right time to talk about this now. Let's talk about it when we get back! If something goes wrong with that person now, I'm afraid that both you and the people behind you will be in trouble!"

Li Changji nodded. In fact, he was very satisfied with Dunn's reply, because Dunn said that now was not the time to discuss this, which meant that everything could be discussed when he returned.

He had no intention of settling the matter this time. After all, the American people still needed that translator to work in the north. If he was killed at this time, not only would he be held accountable by the Americans, but his boss and his boss's boss would also be blamed.

Besides, what they are going to do in the north this time is also very important, and it is more important for Li Changji and others. After all, what they need to find out this time is when the north will take action.

In fact, whether in this era or in the future, North Korea's economy has reached the ranks of developed countries. When it comes to arguing about military strength, they may not necessarily be the opponents of the North in the future. The war on the peninsula can show some clues.

Before the mainland came to an end, the South was beaten badly by the North, even with the help of the U.S. army. If it weren't for the Incheon landing planned by the Japanese emperor, South Korea might not have been able to keep even Busan, and would have been completely taken over by the North sooner or later.

In terms of the quality of the army, South Korea's army has nothing to show for itself except for its long-distance running ability.

Speaking of the future dispute on the peninsula, the highest-ranking general killed on the side of the United States was also from the hands of the South Korean army, but other than that, they really have no outstanding achievements.

So no matter what the reason, Li Changji had to put the time of action after this action. If this action could find out, the time for the north to take action would be the best.

"In that case, I'll trouble you, Mr. Klein!"

Li Changji stood up and bowed to Dunn.

"I will also participate in this operation as one of our representatives. We must take care of each other when the time comes!"

"Easy to say, easy to say!"

Dunn also smiled and shook hands with Li Changji.

"Mr. Li, I feel that our actions will not be so smooth this time. We must cooperate sincerely and work together to overcome difficulties!"

Although South Korean agents have never been taken seriously by the CIA, Dunn still believes in Li Changji's qualities. During his previous interactions with the Red Empire, especially when he met this person for the first time to receive his credentials, he witnessed the other party's bravery with his own eyes.

Even though he was killed instantly by the Red Empire soldiers as soon as he showed his head, it at least proved that this man had courage in desperate situations. This alone made him better than most people, at least much better than Captain Weiss, the leader of the Condor Special Operations Team at the time. That old guy would surrender at any time, except when he rushed into West Berlin in the last battle, when he was a little brave. But based on Dunn's understanding of him, he was probably going to surrender in the end.

However, Dunn felt that it was unfair for him to plot against Weiss behind his back. After all, he chose to stay and fight to the death with the Red Empire soldiers just to protect him, and was killed in the end.

After Dunn sent Li Changji away with a smile, he felt a little melancholy. He just remembered that Weiss had not inquired about the other party's current situation for a long time. He might have been exchanged back from the Red Empire!

As for the subsequent situation, no one had informed Dunn since he arrived in New York, and he had not taken the initiative to inquire about it. Perhaps he must find out more about it this time when he has time, after all, they were people he had worked with before.

However, their current situation should not be good. Being detained by the Red Empire for several months may make the top leaders of the United States suspicious of them. They may continue to be tracked and monitored for a long time in the future.

But this is not something Dunn can control. Now Dunn is also afraid. If he was one of the members arrested at that time, he might have to retire and go home to take over his father's restaurant, starting from scratch to learn skills that he is not familiar with, and live a life that he can predict the end of, although that is not bad and stable.

The United States will be in a period of rapid development for a long period of time in the future. As long as it catches the trend of the times, it should be able to rise. However, that is not the life Dunn wants, and if he goes that way, it will definitely take a lot of effort.

But now is not the time to think about these things. After shaking my head to drive out those messy thoughts from my mind, I lay on my bed and didn't want to do anything.

For this mission, Dunn has decided to give it a try. If he can complete it, he will complete it. If he can't, there is nothing he can do.

If there is really no progress in the mission, the worst that can happen is that he will tell Lloyd after he comes back that the North will most likely take action in June or July.

The actual action took place on June 6th, which Dunn remembered quite clearly. In his previous life, he had watched a documentary about the Korean War and had noted down the date.

As long as he remembered this point, it didn't matter whether he could complete the task assigned by Lloyd or not. If he could complete it, Dunn would not leak the information. After all, if he leaked it, he would probably have to face scrutiny in the future and write a lot of reports on how he obtained the information.

It would probably be very troublesome by that time. This is a choice that we have to make when there is really no other way.

In the following period, Dunn followed the diplomatic mission in an orderly manner and carried out preliminary preparations.

There was a lot of work to discuss in this diplomatic history group, but it had nothing to do with Dunn. All he had to do was to be responsible for everyone's safety. During this period, Dunn also met twice with Cui Hongzhe, the translator who had defected from the north.

However, they all pretended to contact him for routine inquiries and did not attract the other party's attention. After all, to be honest, the work of the military attaché of the diplomatic mission was not that tedious. Basically, they were not responsible for security work in the south, and most of the security work in the north had to be handed over to the other party. If there was really any danger, the role that a military attaché led by a few security personnel could play was actually very limited.

However, Dunn had to admit that this guy was really a good diplomat. At least when Dunn came into contact with him, he was attracted by his conversation. Even if Dunn pretended to be a rough soldier, he could still talk to the other party.

This kind of person is really born to be good at intelligence and communication.