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

The moonlight that night was quite good. At least the group didn't need to light lanterns when they were on the road. However, marching at night was okay if it was just people, but it would be difficult if they were traveling with a bunch of animals.

Fortunately, there are still some good herders in the team. Although the scene is a bit chaotic, it is still proceeding in an orderly manner.

Dunn, who did not let Mu go, could only help out from the side. Even so, Dunn found it very difficult, after all, he had never done this job before.

"These beasts will hinder our operations!"

The one working with Dunn was Weiss, because Prokowski didn't let go of the grave either, so the two separated.

Unlike Dunn, Weiss was obviously an old hand at herding. Apart from the fact that he had lived on the prairie for a period of time when he was a child, this old man's family was also very wealthy. According to his usual boasting in conversations, his family owned a large farm in Texas.

At least judging from his herding techniques, his boasting should be reliable. Even if his family does not have any farms in Texas, he must have worked on a large farm.

"There's no other way. We still need them to cover our identities!"

Prokuski was also a little helpless. Walking with this group of beasts at night would indeed slow down the march, but there was no better way at the moment.

If these beasts were released, it would likely attract the attention of the Russian army and expose the direction of their march.

Therefore, even though it is a bit troublesome at the moment, we have no choice but to continue on our journey with these beasts.

"If we want to get into the mountains, we have to find a suitable place to dispose of these cattle!"

Dunn also knew that letting the cattle go now was not an option. With so many ownerless cattle and sheep suddenly appearing on the grassland, once the Russians discovered them, they would basically be able to identify the identity and direction of this group of people.

This is undoubtedly a worse outcome for them.

"We've already contacted the higher-ups! They're trying to find a way to help us resolve this issue!"

Weiss was somewhat helpless. Traveling at night was already very tiring, and taking care of this herd of cattle, sheep and other animals was not an easy task at all.

Dunn said nothing more. He somewhat regretted suggesting to travel overnight. Even if he was blocked by the Russians, he could still find a way to commit suicide and go back to find another way out.

Not only am I tired and sleepy now, but I also have to pay attention to these cattle and sheep.

The group continued to travel until about 5:00 in the morning, when they simply set up camp and rested for two hours, and then continued on their journey.

Fortunately, after daybreak, the journey became much easier. However, the cattle, sheep and other livestock could not bear it. After all, they only rested for two hours a night, which was too much for even animals.

Fortunately, around noon, they finally received a response from above, instructing the team to drive the cattle and sheep to a village called Sarakum on the Kyrgyz border. In name, the cattle and sheep were sold to a herdsman in the village. In fact, the herdsman was also a spy from the United States. He gave the special operations team the latest certificate, which was no longer a grazing permit.

The only problem is that these documents cannot withstand the careful inspection of the Russian army, and can only be used to pass some checkpoints without any problems.

After a short rest, the special operations team immediately rushed to the mountainous area in Kyrgyzstan.

When the special operations team was about to enter Kyrgyzstan, they broke up into small groups and dispersed, passing through various checkpoints along the border and then gathering after entering Kyrgyzstan.

However, Dunn, Weiss, Solek, and six members of the task force who did not speak Russian remained in Kazakhstan and could not pass the checkpoint to enter Kyrgyzstan.

You need to risk crossing the border under the cover of night.

"I feel like we can pretend to be mutes and bring one into Kyrgyzstan with each team!"

As they waited for night to fall, Prokoski complained to Dunn.

"Come on! Pavel, I don't believe you can pretend to be dumb! If you can't help but talk, things will be terrible!"

Dunn glanced at Proulxky and said teasingly.

"Besides, if we bring in seven or eight mutes from the border at once, as long as the Russians are not stupid, they will definitely find out what's going on!"

Prokowski moved his lips. He wanted to refute Dunn, but after thinking about it, he felt that asking him to pretend to be mute was more painful than killing him!

I won’t say anything more.

"Pavel! I bet, not to mention asking you to pretend to be dumb, you won't be able to hold back even if I ask you to keep silent for five minutes from now on!"

Another member of the action team also joked.

After training and marching together for such a long time, most people have understood Plukski. In the entire special operations team, most people prefer quietness, except for this guy.

This also made Pluksky the most eye-catching person in the entire special operations team.

"You're talking nonsense! Charlie, are you itching for trouble again..."

Being teased by his teammates, Pluckski was a little annoyed. He could tolerate Dunn's words because the two had a good relationship. In addition, Dunn's height of 1 meters and his strong physique made Pluckski dare not to provoke Dunn.

But he doesn't want to endure it if others dare to make fun of him!

Dunn looked at Pluckski helplessly, fighting with others. He felt that his decision to pull Pluckski out of the army as well should be carefully considered.

So the information he had revealed to Prokowski before was handled with discretion by Prokowski, who did not spread it.

But with this kid's boisterous personality, Dunn didn't know how much he could tolerate.

At this moment, Weiss suddenly waved to Dunn, and seeing that Solek was also there, Dunn nodded, stood up and walked towards the two of them.

I don’t know what happened again.