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

Liu Liyuan was not surprised by the news given by Dunn.

When Bai Jianming took a few of his people to Tokyo, he discussed with him the possible situations that might be encountered this time.

"No need! We have already made full preparations before Jianming left. Will he be sent to North Korea or not? He has ways to contact his own people in China!"

"You have considered it very comprehensively!"

Dunn was indeed a little surprised. He didn't expect that before he told Bai Jianming and Liu Liyuan the reason, the other party had already guessed it and was already prepared.

"But what if I want to send them into the Red Empire?"

Liu Liyuan didn't say anything, he just looked straight at Dunn.

"Is Mr. Du planning to sneak into the red territory?"

After a moment, Liu Liyuan directly revealed Dunn's thoughts.

"No, I'm just asking to see how detailed your work will be."

Dunn smiled. He didn't admit that it wasn't that he didn't trust Liu Liyuan, but that he didn't trust the Red Empire. He didn't want the news that he had infiltrated the Red Empire to be told to the Red Empire through the mainland.

If he really did that, Dunn himself would not be able to control what would happen in the future.

"If they are sent to the Red Empire, then we can only notify the people from the Red Empire to pick them up!"

It turned out to be just as Dunn had guessed.

"You still trust the Red Empire too much. This is not good. Most of the relations between countries are based on interests!"

Knowing that China and the Soviet Union would become enemies in the future, Dunn gave a slight reminder, but he also knew that Liu Liyuan would definitely not be able to make the decision on major issues.

Now is the honeymoon period of Sino-Soviet relations. No one could have imagined that the two sides would become tense and even fight in the future.

If history does not change, the Red Empire will probably evolve into Soviet revisionism!

It will no longer be the beacon of redism.

By that time, the mainland will basically have lost its last supporter, and will have to rely on itself for everything in the future.

To be honest, Dunn is somewhat looking forward to that day.

Because he also knew that this was basically the beginning of the easing of Sino-US relations, and by then he should be able to set foot on Chinese soil openly.

Since traveling to this era, except for the last time I sneaked into the Red Empire to rescue William Mueller.

They entered the territory of China, which was then led by an isolated island government.

I still haven't set foot on the land of my future hometown.

A small county town on the North China Plain.

Dunn missed that land very much, but even if he went there in this era, the situation was completely different from that in later generations.

But the Chinese people's inherent sense of localism still made Dunn want to take a look.

But let's wait for this opportunity later.

It was not until the 70s that China and the United States established diplomatic relations.

That’s still more than 20 years away.

"Are you also going to lurk on the Sino-North Korean border?"

Liu Liyuan asked cautiously.

"I?"

Dunn smiled and pointed at his own appearance.

"Would you let me be arrested in this state? I will be staying in South Korea for a long time this time. It will be impossible for me to come back without a month or two!

There aren’t many people in the CIA who are fluent in Korean, so basically this war is over.”

Dunn still lied to Liu Liyuan.

Liu Liyuan had no doubts about this, because he also knew that Dunn would learn many foreign languages ​​in the future, and Korean was one of them.

"I will be away for a longer period of time this time, so you will be fully responsible for the magazine and newspaper offices!

And Kurt, try not to let him interfere with the magazine, but there is no way to deal with the newspaper, as most of them are CIA intelligence officers!"

Dunn sighed.

"This time I have almost eliminated Jianming and your own people. There are only a few left. I wonder if they are enough for you?"

"We have enough people! And we won't let them lurk on the border for too long, right? There aren't many missions here for the time being!"

Liu Liyuan said nonchalantly that their purpose was to monitor the CIA newspaper office stationed in Hong Kong.

Although a lot of manpower was withdrawn this time, most of them were brought by Bai Jianming from the United States.

As for some of the agents recruited locally, Dunn did not touch them.

It’s just that their status is relatively low. After all, they are not part of the CIA, and their people only do some peripheral miscellaneous work.

For a more important position, Dunn only moved Bai Jianming.

Overall, there is an impact, but it is not that big.

"That's good! But the situation isn't that optimistic. According to my estimation, we need to lurk and observe along the border for at least 1-2 months, or even half a year at most!"

It is definitely impossible to tell the exact time, because at this time no one would have thought that the Volunteer Army entered North Korea in October.

Once the volunteers officially crossed the Yalu River, their mission was basically completed.

Maybe some people will remain in the mainland to continue lurking, but by then Dunn will definitely find a way to transfer Bai Jianming and other people back.

Moreover, the people and names of the undercover personnel this time, whether it is Bai Jianming or Liu Liyuan, are all clear.

Even if these people stayed in the mainland, they wouldn't be able to cause any waves.

It is very likely that they will be under strict surveillance after entering the mainland.

At least for the few people Bai Jianming brought with him, there is no need to worry about the safety of them, as for the others he sent out, who are not his own people.

Then we can only hope for the best.

"One more thing! According to some of our intelligence and information from insiders, the Red Empire may not be so enthusiastic about sending troops to the Far East!

In addition, we also seem to want to participate directly through the authorization of the United Nations. By then, I am afraid that the Red Empire will be even more reluctant to send troops. I am afraid you should be prepared to support North Korea!"

Dunn hoped that through his reminder, the volunteers would be better prepared when they entered North Korea.

However, how far we can achieve this is up to fate.

"Although I cannot confirm the specific situation! But I feel that it should be relatively easy for our country to obtain authorization from the United Nations! If the Red Empire is unwilling to send troops, then you, who are not members of the United Nations, will have to do this!

Although the location of the peninsula may seem insignificant, once we take control of the entire peninsula, it will be a huge threat to you!"

"I will report this to the higher-ups!"

After hearing what Dunn said, Liu Liyuan's expression became solemn. If the Red Empire really did not send troops.

The mainland must not sit idly by and watch the entire Beihan fall into the control of the United States.

In that case, there will be basically no buffer zone between the mainland and the United States, and we will need to face the United States head on.

"I don't know the details, but you should know more about the Red Empire. Let your leaders communicate with the Red Empire as soon as possible!"

Deng En gave Liu Liyuan a few more instructions, and then I left the office with Liu Liyuan. Deng Enze drove to meet Feng Enshuo.

After all, the other party is now his partner, although he has already said many things to Feng Enshuo's father Feng Zhiyong.

But I also want to remind Feng Enshuo to pay attention to some things.

However, when Deng En met Feng Enshuo, it was obvious that Feng Enshuo had already received the notice of the appointment from Feng Zhiyong.

I wasn't surprised by some of the things Dunn said.

"Mr. Feng, this incident is really an opportunity for us, we must seize it!

Your father will be in charge of the political affairs. When the order comes in, if possible, you can just leave Hong Kong temporarily and return to the isolated island to monitor the production of the food factory!

This is a top priority for us!”

"I've been to the food factory many times in the past few weeks! Mr. Odris, the man you brought with you, is quite capable. I feel relieved to have him in charge of the factory. You can rest assured too!"

Odris is Dunn's cousin Dario.

When Dario was sent over, Dunn had already emphasized to him that the relationship between the two must not be revealed.

It also helped Dario obtain a fake identity, which was undoubtedly a piece of cake for CIA agents.

At that time, Dunn had a lot of things to do, so he just threw his cousin onto an isolated island and left. He didn't pay much attention to the subsequent situation.

But hearing Feng En praising his cousin so highly, Dunn was quite surprised.

"First of all, the next batch of machinery and equipment will be shipped to the isolated island soon. The factory needs to be expanded. You have to keep an eye on it. Odris is just a foreigner after all!

It would be better if you guys were in charge of all the land granting, factory expansion, and construction!"

Even to the era before Dunn traveled through time.

Whether in China or abroad, the phenomenon of a society based on personal connections is ubiquitous.

To be honest, Dunn would not feel reassured if there was no one with strong connections watching over the construction. Nowadays, no accidents can happen in a food factory.

The military orders in the next three years will be a huge source of income. If we do well, just like Dunn's brother Antonio said, the whole family can turn things around.

"Okay! I will definitely go over and watch it myself when the time comes!"

Feng Enshuo also began to take the matter seriously. He knew very well the character of his own government.

Dunn had emphasized to him many times the importance of military orders.

Especially this war on the peninsula.

The two men had discussed this long ago and agreed that once a war broke out, it would take several years to resolve.

From this point of view, Feng Enshuo even hoped that the war would last as long as possible so that their factory would have a steady stream of orders.