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

Next, Dunn took the position and the accompanying security personnel also participated in the negotiations.

To be honest, this kind of occasion is actually quite boring, although Dunn can understand the languages ​​spoken by several people present and there is no need for translation.

Dunn also tried hard not to yawn. To put it simply, both the North and the South were making various demands, without caring whether the other side would agree to them.

It can be said that there is no sincerity at all. Rather than a negotiation, it is more like both sides are trying to kill the other side.

Of course, there could be no substantial progress under such circumstances. Even Dunn felt that they were not here to negotiate, but simply to quarrel.

But the most painful thing is that out of responsibility and obligation, he has to follow through to the end.

It was not until lunch time that Dunn felt relieved. After following everyone back to the base, Dunn immediately found the agent responsible for monitoring Cui Hongzhe.

"How's the situation over there?"

According to their report yesterday, Cui Hongzhe will meet with his superior today, so we have been paying attention to this matter, although due to his superficial identity, he cannot show it too obviously.

"They have already met. During the break in the negotiations, he had some conversation with a representative from the North in the toilet. But we don't know what they talked about. According to his report, the task assigned to him by the other side was to find out about Mr. Wood's situation!"

The reporting agent was obviously hesitant, but he continued.

"Sir, I think we can reveal some information about Wood's situation to them!"

Dunn nodded. Anyway, when he confronted the North Korean officer today, he had basically proved to the other party why he sent Wu De back to his country.

The other side also obviously realized that they had discovered that Wood was a traitor of the Red Empire.

"You can ask Cui Hongzhe to reveal some information to them, but don't give him too much detailed information. After all, it's unlikely that a North Korean man like him can get too much specific information!"

The reporting agent nodded.

"And you must urge him to find out the approximate time of the action. If he fails to complete this task, it will be difficult to fulfill the conditions we promised him before. Just explain the situation to him directly. There is no need to give him face. If you don't push him, he won't take our affairs to heart!"

Dunn said seriously.

The reporting agent nodded again.

After lunch, everyone had nearly two hours of rest time. It was not until 2:30 in the afternoon that they set out again and came to the negotiation venue to continue the negotiations.

The negotiation process was just like that in the morning. There was no possibility of any substantive progress and the two sides almost came to a head with a fight.

Both the representatives of the Red Empire and the United States were very helpless about this.

Compared with the North and the South, the attitudes of these two major countries seem much calmer. Perhaps they knew from the beginning that there would be no substantial progress in the negotiations, so they seemed to be more open-minded.

But this scene seemed very funny to Dunn. How could he describe the scene? It was like two adults each holding a dog, holding the leash tightly in their hands. The two dogs kept barking at each other, but the two adults kept holding the leash tightly to prevent the two dogs from having further conflict.

However, Dunn also knew that this situation would not last too long. After the failure of this negotiation, it was estimated that the North would officially take action in June, and the two major powers would then loosen the reins and let the two sides resolve the issue on their own. However, when the North was about to win, the United States finally couldn't bring itself to do it and withdrew directly. The master behind the North might still be a little reserved and did not take action himself, but called his brothers over, which was almost the same as taking action himself.

Thinking of the war that China will face in the future, Dunn also felt a headache.

When people mentioned this war in later generations, most of them would say it was the founding war of China. However, in Dunn's view, this war could have been completely avoided. If the United States had not intervened and allowed the North to unify the country, there would have been no follow-up.

The newly established continent was about to be involved, and this war delayed the country's construction for several years. Although this war won it huge prestige, whether it was worth it or not can only be left to future generations to judge. Dunn also knew that even if this war did not break out, it was inevitable that the United States and China would meet again on another battlefield in the future.

At least after this lesson, the next time there is a conflict, the United States will still have to abide by what the mainland says. For example, in the Vietnam War, after the Chinese drew the center line, the United States never dared to step over the line drawn by China like it did this time on the Peninsula.

But that was all in the future. Looking at the messy meeting room in front of him, Dunn really didn't want to stay there any longer. But there was no way. He could only suppress his tiredness and stand in the corner of the negotiation venue, pretending to be responsible for security issues.

I finally made it to the end of the afternoon negotiations and the day's work was finally completed, of course, only the apparent work.

After Dunn walked out of the venue with the U.S. diplomatic corps, Dunn quickly walked to Walker.

"Sir, how long do you think this negotiation will last?"

Thinking about having to act with this group of boring politicians for the next few days, Dunn really felt a little overwhelmed, but at the same time he was also glad that he did not choose the diplomatic department before.

So he walked up and asked impatiently, even though logically he shouldn't have asked this question.

"What? You can't stand it now?"

Walker gave Dunn a teasing look.

"It's not that I can't stand it, I just feel that this kind of work is really meaningless!"

Dunn replied helplessly, and at this time they had already walked to the side of the car. When Walker got in the car, he waved at Dunn, indicating that Dunn should ride in the same car with him today.

Dunn got into the car directly. As the security director this time, he could get into any car.

It's just that he had never chosen to ride in the same car with that old man Walker before.

"If you can't stand it, just say so. Don't tell me those useless things. To be honest, I can't stand it either, but there's nothing I can do. This is my job!"

After the car started, Walker said slowly.