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

"It's simple. You just fill in as many gaps as I need!"

Dunn's words made Bai Jianming's eyes widen in surprise.

"Don't look at me like that!"

Dunn smiled.

"After such a long time, you should be able to see that I am not very passionate about the intelligence industry!

Basically since the establishment of the newspaper, I have been a hands-off boss, and Mr. Liu is still the head of the company.

So I can guess what the newspaper is like now with my eyes closed!"

Dunn's words made Bai Jianning feel a little embarrassed.

Because it is indeed as Dunn said, the entire newspaper is basically a branch of the mainland's intelligence agency, and cannot be considered a branch of the CIA.

Dunn knew this, and Bai Jianming was not surprised, as could be seen from the people Dunn selected this time.

Basically, all those who had not yet united were named by Dunn to come and participate in this mission.

"Sir, actually..."

Bai Jianming wanted to explain something, but suddenly he felt that what he did seemed a little unkind.

Dunn trusted him so much that he reserved spy spots for him on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, especially on the isolated island.

After the undercover personnel on the isolated island were basically wiped out by them.

Now the undercover personnel in Bai Jianming's hands have become the main force for obtaining intelligence on the isolated island.

Dunn didn't wait for Bai Jianming to finish speaking and interrupted him.

"There's no need to say more. I'm optimistic about you guys, so I don't care about the Hong Kong branch, or even the branch on the isolated island."

"But this war will involve your homeland. Don't you care about the success or failure of the United States?"

Bai Jianming also expressed his curiosity.

He has always felt that Dunn's support for the mainland was a bit too much. Even compared to the United States, Bai Jianming clearly felt that Dunn cared more about the mainland.

So Dunn can speak fluent Chinese, so fluently that even he, a Chinese born in the United States, feels ashamed because Dunn speaks better Chinese than him.

But after all, the other party is still a blond-haired, blue-eyed foreigner, not a Chinese.

Faced with Bai Jianming's question, Dunn remained silent. He didn't know how to answer the question.

Things like time travel must not be revealed in front of Bai Jianming. This is Dunn’s biggest secret.

But other than that, how could Dunn explain that he, a foreigner, cared so much about the development of the mainland?

This is not very clear to explain, right?

"Actually, the pictures are all in the pie I just drew for them!"

Seeing Bai Jianming's puzzled look, Dunn knew that the other party might not be very familiar with the concept of empty promises.

"I just said that my status in the United States is not that high!"

At this point, Dunn's expression became noticeably depressed.

“Black people are niggers, you Chinese are yellow-skinned monkeys, and we Latinos are classified as rednecks!

Such is the arrogance of those Ansars and Jews at the top!

They look down on all classes and races except themselves!"

Dunn's words left Bai Jianming speechless.

To be honest, if racial discrimination in the United States was not so serious, Bai Jianming would probably not have returned to the embrace of the mainland.

Moreover, Bai Jianmin is also self-aware, and it is very likely that he will become one of the people that Dunn just mentioned who doesn't care about.

It was precisely because he had suffered enough discrimination since childhood that Bai Jianming was determined to make those who looked down on him recognize him again.

So after he came into contact with people from the mainland in the United States, he followed them without hesitation.

However, Bai Jianming also needed to feel lucky that he met red elements rather than people from the isolated island.

Otherwise, he would be a dead man in Dunn's heart.

They will be returned to the group of people who could be sacrificed just now.

“That’s why I choose to support you! In my opinion, redism may be the theme of the future, and this has been realized in the Red Empire.

But I always feel that the implementation is not thorough enough, so I want to see to what extent you can achieve it.

After all, from the current perspective, the Red Empire is just an isolated case. The many red countries in Eastern Europe, including North Korea, were also established with the support of the Red Empire!

So it’s hard to say what color they would be if there was no Red Empire!

And you are the only redist country that has successfully established its nation without the strong help of the Red Empire!

This also strengthens my intention to help you!"

After listening to Dunn's words, Bai Jianming nodded, accepting Dunn's statement. This also made Dunn feel relieved, as he finally found a reason.

Although this reason seems to have a lot of flaws, it actually doesn't seem so abrupt in this era.

Bai Jianming must be able to see that the reason why he has no identity is probably because the reason is not important. What is important is Dunn’s attitude. He has indeed been helping the mainland.

Therefore, Bai Jianming could only choose to believe what Dunn said now. As for whether Dunn had any other intentions, he would have to wait and see in the future.

"Okay, I've said everything I need to say! After you infiltrate the mainland, discuss with your people over there how to deal with them. They are not your people!

Anyway, in my plan, they have to sacrifice some of their own. You can decide how much they have to sacrifice. Even if they all sacrifice, I won’t feel bad! "

At the end, Dunn shrugged indifferently.

Bai Jianming nodded and didn't ask any more questions.

After Dunn sent Bai Jianming away, he immediately went to see Lloyd.

Lloyd gave Dunn a few notes, including equipment, and Dunn needed to personally bring people to pick it up.

We have also made arrangements with the U.S. Navy, and the next day we will take those Chinese employees to a suitable location to land and lurk on the mainland.

As for Dunn's plan to lurk in Vladivostok, there is no rush because some Russian-speaking assistants that Lloyd found for Dunn are still on the way.

It will probably take until tomorrow or the day after tomorrow to arrive, so Dunn's departure time will be later than the Chinese group led by Bai Jianming.

But without saying a word, he took the note given by Lloyd and went to collect various equipment, including radio and landing equipment as well as some field military rations.

What made Dunn most speechless was that these field military rations were produced by Dunn’s Isolated Island Food Factory.

The garbage food factory only provided some trial products to the U.S. military, and the formal order has not yet been placed because his brother is still persuading the Ministry of Defense.

But I think that once the U.S. military fully joins the war in the future, orders will come in quickly.

Apart from anything else, the self-heating pot that is military rations is extremely convenient for combat in the field.

Moreover, the shipping route from the isolated island to South Korea is not dangerous and is relatively close.

If the Soviet Union had not joined the war, the mainland's navy would not have been able to destroy the UN forces' maritime logistics routes.

To take a step back, even if the Red Empire participates in the dispute on the peninsula.

However, their Far East Fleet may not necessarily pose any substantial threat to the United States' Pacific Fleet.

The Red Empire's main naval forces are basically in the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea.

Their Far East Fleet is actually limited in strength.

After receiving the equipment, Dunn sent everyone on board the next morning.

After a full day of sailing, they will arrive at the coast where China, the Soviet Union and North Korea meet.

As night falls, they will be quietly sent to the mainland.

As for matters on the mainland, Dunn has handed over full responsibility to Bai Jianming.

Dunn didn't care about other things. As for the life and death of these agents, that was the mainland's problem.

It was not until the afternoon of the third day that Dunn's team arrived in Tokyo.

There are a total of 5 agents who will follow Dunn to infiltrate towards Vladivostok.

But I shook hands with them one by one and got to know them.

Most of them were actually older than Dunn, and were initially a little reluctant to accept Dunn as their leader.

However, looking at Deng Lun's tall figure, they wisely chose to keep silent and did not dare to raise any objections.

Later, I learned from Lloyd that Deng Enhui could speak many languages, especially Chinese and Korean, unlike them who only knew Russian.

This also completely convinced the five people, because no one can predict the future situation. If the operations in the Red Empire do not go smoothly, they will need to flee to the mainland or North Korea.

Dunn would play a huge role. If Dunn did something bad to them at that time, they would be helpless because they could not understand the local language and had a look that was out of tune with the locals.

Lloyd did not waste any time. The next morning he immediately sent a boat to pick up six people including Dunn and sent them to the coast of the Sino-Soviet-North Korean border.

A warship from the United States took advantage of the night and threw several people into the icy sea. They definitely did not dare to go ashore.

Only a few people can be sent to a place that is close to the land and will not be detected by the radar of the Red Empire.

Fortunately, although it was night, the temperature in June was not low. It took everyone nearly an hour of kayaking before they landed on the coast of the Red Empire.

I guess Bai Jianming and the others had suffered the same fate before.

Fortunately, many of the six people have learned rowing since childhood, including Dunn, but he has also received special training.

The one-hour boat ride didn't take too much effort because of the ocean current, and everyone landed on a beach.

In fact, the most energy-demanding thing is to do it at night, and be careful to avoid the reefs hidden in the dark on the beach.

A kayak is definitely not that sturdy if it accidentally hits a reef.

Even so, for the final landing, everyone jumped off the boat in advance and waded ashore. The lower bodies of these people were basically wet.

After resting on the shore for a while, everyone quickly stood up and deflated the kayak and hid it. You know, the beach is not safe, and there may be patrols by soldiers of the Red Empire and naval ships at any time.

If they were discovered, they would definitely have a hard time.