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

Rui Yi wanted to say something to defend his brother, but Dunn spoke first.

"Don't worry, as long as I don't go to the front line of the battlefield, there won't be too much danger!

How about we have a Chinese hot pot meal before going back? I heard that a hot pot restaurant just opened in Hong Kong! Let’s not go back to cook today, let’s try it!”

Rui Yi could obviously tell that Dunn was trying to change the subject, so he finally sighed helplessly and nodded.

These things were not something Rui Yi could control, and from what Dunn said, even his brother's arrival would not have much effect.

Ray understood some of the internal rules of the CIA, but in fact he didn't know much about the CIA as an organization. Even his brother had never mentioned his work unit in detail.

It is more due to the CIA's internal confidentiality mechanism.

That day, Dunn and Rui Yi went to a newly opened hot pot restaurant in Hong Kong and had dinner before returning home.

The next day when Dunn came to the newspaper to work, Kurt also followed Dunn to the office.

"This is the telegram just sent from above!"

Kurt handed a folder directly to Dunn.

The telegram sent from Japan should be about the previous people's request to transfer Bai Jianming and others back.

After opening the folder, Dunn's guess was basically confirmed.

The telegram stated that Dunn's application had been approved and that all Chinese and agents on the Sino-North Korean border would be transferred back.

After seeing all the words returned, Dunn finally felt relieved.

He took out a match from his drawer and burned the telegram. He also took out a cigarette from the cigarette box in his arms and lit the cigarette with the burning movie newspaper in his hand.

Kurt also quickly handed over the ashtray on the filing desk.

Let Dunn throw the unburned telegram in his hand into the ashtray.

"Go back and do your thing first. I've already read the telegram!"

Dunn smiled and nodded towards Kowtow.

Kurt didn't say anything, just turned and walked towards the door of Dunn's office.

Just as Kurt was about to open the door of Dunn's office and walk out, Dunn's voice sounded again behind Kurt.

"Mr. Kurt! Buy a ticket back home tomorrow! Go to the country and recruit some English reporters and editors. Of course, you also need to apply for some of our people from the headquarters!"

After hearing what Dunn said, he was a little surprised and turned around to look at Dunn.

At this time, Dunn had just exhaled a puff of cigarette from his mouth.

Looking at Kurt who was a little surprised, Dunn continued to explain with a smile.

"Didn't I promise you before that I would launch an English version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily at the right time?

Now I think the time is almost right! Let’s get this done!”

After hearing what Dunn said, Kurt was ecstatic.

Ever since Dunn made him the promise, he had been looking forward to the establishment of the English version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily.

Now Dunn finally remembered his promise and was ready to put it into action.

This made Kurt very happy, and he felt that he could finally show his talents.

"Sir, is this true?"

According to the previous agreement, Dunn will be responsible for the English version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily.

Kurt's wish has always been to run his own newspaper.

Now that the opportunity is right in front of him, how can he not be excited?

"Of course it's true! As the war on the peninsula has just started, we can create an English newspaper and update the situation on the battlefield every day. We are also doing some analysis on the English version of the Hong Kong Metropolitan News. I think we will soon become well-known!"

Dunn then took a puff of his cigarette and continued.

"So I think now is a good time, but you have to act fast! You also know that I may be transferred to the battlefield on the peninsula at any time recently, and you will be needed here at that time!

So this time you have to return to China urgently, so hurry up and recruit relevant talents and come back as soon as possible!"

Kurt nodded heavily, then opened Dunn's office door and walked out.

But it can be seen that Kurt should be very happy. At least the smile on his lips and his drawn eyes can clearly express how good his mood is.

Dunn was in a good mood at the moment. Lloyd had only promised before that he would bring back at least two agents, but for some reason he approved all the agents to come back this time.

If these special supplies were placed in the mainland, they would be like fish in water. After all, most of them are from the mainland, and a small number of them were obtained by Bai Jianming and his team later.

If they were left in the mainland, they would probably live a good life.

However, if the CIA requires them to undertake intelligence tasks, it would probably be difficult to obtain some real intelligence.

This is also the reason why Dunn doesn't want them to stay in the mainland.

After all, these people were recruited by myself and basically all trained by myself.

By the time false intelligence is provided to the CIA many times, the CIA will probably quickly figure out the positions of several people.

By then, I'm afraid Dunn will also be implicated.

In any case, in the original history, mainland China’s strategic goals would definitely be achieved in this peninsula war.

These few agents are not too many, and these few agents are not too few. In order to avoid being implicated in the future, it is better to bring them back.

To be honest, as things are becoming more and more complicated, the war has broken out and the mainland has already joined the war.

Dunn also had a sense of being on thin ice.

Although he had the escape route of fleeing to the mainland, Dunn didn't want to take this route unless it was absolutely necessary.

Continuing the smuggling trade between Sarawak and the mainland is already a very risky thing.

While thinking, Dunn had finished the cigarette in his hand. After putting out the cigarette butt directly in the ashtray, Dunn also started his work today.

But after a while, Liu Liyuan also knocked on the door and entered Dunn's office.

Dunn happily told Liu Liyuan that Bai Jianming and his team had been transferred back.

Liu Liyuan also nodded happily, but then made a request that made Dunn frown.

"You want me to apply to transfer Xiaobai to the front line of the peninsula?"

Dunn looked at Liu Liyuan in front of him seriously and asked.

“Yes, we need some intelligence from the front line, so we want to send some people to the front line!

Unfortunately, we don’t have a suitable candidate, so we want you to transfer Xiaobai to the front line of the peninsula!

Gather some intel for us!"

Liu Liyuan had just received the news because Bai Jianming had received a transfer order to return to the mainland.

Therefore, the mainland also notified Liu Liyuan to make a request to Dunn first, trying to allow Bai Jianming to go directly to the Korean front after returning to Japan.

"With all due respect, this is not a good idea!"

Dunn shook his head. He didn't want to throw Bai Jianming to the front line of the Peninsula War.

Among them was Dunn, who had the same reason as him not wanting to leave his group of agents on the mainland.

A bigger reason is that Dunn felt that this plan was really unreliable.

“First of all, although Xiaobai is a CIA agent, he is actually just an ordinary Chinese sent to the front line!

Now the American army is confronting the Chinese army head-on on the battlefield!

If Xiaobai goes to the battlefield with his current status, he will inevitably be discriminated against, or even suppressed by the bad elements in the army!

In addition, given his sensitive Chinese identity, it is unlikely that he would have access to any military intelligence!

This is the same even if it is recommended by me or the CIA!

The most important question is, after sending him to the front, how will he contact you? Do you plan to equip him with a radio? This is unrealistic!

Even if he is a CIA intelligence officer and can use CIA radio equipment, the same problem I mentioned before still exists. He is a sensitive Chinese. Even if he is sent to the front line as a CIA agent, he will never have the opportunity to use radio equipment! "

The points raised by Dunn also made Liu Liyuan frown. It has to be said that this is an objective problem and cannot be avoided.

When he received this order, he always felt that something was wrong, but he couldn't tell what was wrong, so he couldn't convince his superiors.

After listening to Dunn's analysis, he roughly understood where the problem lay.

Next, Dunn analyzed for Liu Liyuan some of the current situations in the U.S. military, including the status of other ethnic minorities in the military and the degree of discrimination they face except Bai Renyi.

This is common in the U.S. military, and the mainland may not be aware of this aspect.

"So do you understand? Whether it is used as an intelligence officer in the Central Bureau or as an ordinary soldier sent to the front line of the battlefield, there is actually no difference in essence!

Apart from putting himself in a lot of danger, it is unlikely that he will be able to collect useful information and hand it over to you!

If you really need intelligence from the front line, you might as well give it to me. I will definitely be sent to the peninsula to carry out some missions in the future!

At that time, I will observe which department on the peninsula is suitable for bribery. Considering your strength, it should be possible to collect some information from some key departments in the South Korean government!"

"I will report to the higher-ups. Tell them everything you said and see what they mean!"

Liu Liyuan sighed and said that he didn't know if he could change the people above him.

"Talk to the person behind you carefully. I'll tell you another thing! The CIA is likely to cooperate with the isolated island government and use some spies and agents left on the mainland by the isolated island government to collect intelligence and sabotage.

Before I returned to Hong Kong, he specifically told me to train two suitable agents to infiltrate the mainland together to lead and supervise the agents on the isolated islands!

I agreed at that time, but I also strongly requested that the agents on the Sino-North Korean border be transferred back, because I wanted to choose two of them to go to the mainland to carry out this mission!

Talk to your superiors. I think Bai Jianming is quite suitable!"