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

"Our troops encountered the 3000th Army of the Volunteer Army a few days ago. After a night of fierce fighting, we killed more than 5000 enemies and injured more than . We lost more than officers and soldiers..."

Dunn read the intelligence that had just arrived from the front line with a frown on his face.

The 38th Army of the Volunteer Army? Dunn rubbed his eyes and found that he was not mistaken.

As far as Dunn knew, this was one of the most elite troops entering North Korea.

The problem is that this information was released by South Korean troops on the front line, claiming that it was the result of their battle.

This is too magical. When did the South Korean army transform into Korean Superman?

If they really have this combat capability, why is the command still in the hands of the United States?

Dunn picked up another telegram in disbelief. Just as he unfolded it, Li Changji, who was standing in front of Dunn, closed it with a red face.

"Don't look any further!"

After saying that, Li Changji took out a few more telegrams and stacked the two telegrams that Dunn had just read together.

"To sum up these telegrams, our South Korean army is invincible!"

When saying this, Li Changji's face turned even redder. He probably knew that the information coming from the front line was totally useless.

"Tsk tsk! I didn't expect your army to have such combat effectiveness. I feel that our United Nations Army can fully assist your army. Do you really need us to charge into battle?"

Dunn looked at Li Changji with a strange smile on his face.

When these Koreans brag, it seems like they speak without thinking.

According to the front-line intelligence they received, the army and volunteers in the north had been completely wiped out by them long ago.

It seemed that they were thinking that they had never lost any battles at all. Instead, the Volunteer Army and the People's Army in the north suffered defeat after defeat, and the team pushed the front line forward by dozens of kilometers.

"Then tell me, why is it that even Pyongyang has been lost now?"

Then Dunn's expression changed and he slammed the table and yelled.

Fortunately, the information passed through his hands first. If the information had been passed to Lloyd first, even if he could get away with it completely, as the person who came up with the idea, Dunn would probably be greatly implicated.

"This is how the generals on the front line sent intelligence to Congress! Everyone knows that this is a batch of false intelligence. They exaggerated the results of the battle in order to shirk the responsibility for the defeat!"

It was obvious that Li Changji also knew that this information was too magical, so he quickly took out another batch of information.

"The results of the battles in these telegrams are indeed true. Most of them are battle records between the United Nations Army and the Volunteer Army!"

Deng En patiently read through several telegrams that Li Changji later sent him, and he felt that this was more in line with reality. These Korean officers exaggerated when recording their own battle drums, but were rational and objective when recording the results of their friendly forces.

Basically, the friendly forces were beaten by the volunteers and were at a loss, and then the South Korean army stepped in to maintain the situation.

But because the UN forces were defeated so badly, they had no choice but to retreat.

Apart from this excuse for himself, the whole letter seems quite reasonable.

"Now that our intelligence network has just been established, I won't say anything. In the future, you can bribe the officers on the front line and tell them that I don't care how they report to your Congress, but if they report to us and don't send us the intelligence truthfully, then don't blame me for not protecting their families abroad!"

Dunn said with a gloomy face.

Dunn's words also shocked Li Changji.

You have to know that Dunn has never used their families to threaten them from the beginning to the end. This is the first time, which also shows how bad Dunn’s mood is now.

"If I can bribe the generals of Qian County in the future, I will try my best to make demands on them. After all, we are not their direct leaders, so they probably won't exaggerate their achievements like we do!"

Li Changji himself had little confidence in what he said.

However, to understand the results of the battle on the front line, it is not necessary to know from the generals on the front line.

It can only be said that from now on, Li Changji must personally review the intelligence sent by the front-line generals before handing it over to Dunn. Those false and exaggerated battle reports will never be presented to Dunn again.

"Tell Park Yoo-sung to quickly buy up as much land as he can in Seoul. Stop buying all the land by the end of December, then leave Seoul and head south, to Busan or any other city!"

Having said this, Dunn paused and looked at Li Changji again.

"Same to you! Then you can apply to go to the south temporarily. I will leave for Japan soon. I hope you can survive this wave of attacks!"

After saying that, Dunn stood up and patted Li Changji on the shoulder.

It is now early December and the second battle is basically over.

The Volunteer Army and the coalition forces in the north have recaptured Pyongyang.

According to history, Seoul was lost in less than a month. This was an unprecedented record created by the Volunteer Army, and it is unknown whether there will be another record in the future - capturing the capitals of two countries in one month.

So Dunn definitely can't stay in Seoul now.

He has already reported to Lloyd that he will be returning to report on his work, and Lloyd has also approved the application.

Dunn now has an extreme sense of insecurity, even if he finds an excuse to move his headquarters to a city in the south of the peninsula.

I wonder if the original history will continue as usual because of the intrusion of this little butterfly like me.

What if the Volunteer Army can recapture the entire peninsula in one go? So now Dunn still wants to go back to Japan.

"I have applied to go to the South for an inspection! There is a smuggling channel, and they dare not offend me. They have approved my application. I should be in Busan for some time in the future!"

Li Changji also knew that the current situation was not optimistic, but he actually felt that Seoul should be able to hold on for a while. He didn't quite understand Dunn's overreaction, but he had to listen to Dunn now.

He has already booked a flight to the south. The focus of his future work will be on going to the south. After all, he also has to take care of officials of all ranks in the south. If he can keep their families away, then a large number of officials in the south should be able to be used by him.

"Okay, then I'm relieved about you. Talk to Park Youcheng and don't let him be too greedy. Although the end of December I mentioned is the latest time, tell him that it's best not to wait until the end of December, otherwise he may not be able to escape! It's best to stop and run away in mid-December, and don't mind taking a little more land!

At worst, let him go to the south to buy some real estate and land!"

To be honest, Dunn is still a little worried about Park Yoo-seung. After all, all his businesses are now run by Park Yoo-seung.

Of course, if this guy was too greedy and didn't want to leave, Dunn wouldn't stop him, because all the land had already been bought.

Dunn has basically bought up all the land on the market. Although there is still some land left, due to Dunn's large-scale acquisitions, the land price in the entire Seoul is even on the rise.

"Don't worry, that guy is even more cunning than me. Now that the situation seems to be wrong, he has already planned to go abroad!

If I hadn't stopped him, he would have applied to you long ago!"

Li Changji said helplessly.

"That's good. I was afraid he would be greedy and not want to leave. It turns out you stopped him!"

Dunn nodded.

"If you want to go abroad, you can go abroad through our channels! It is indeed the safest to go abroad to avoid the limelight now!"

Li Changji didn't want to talk now. No one was optimistic about this war now, including him. Inner Seoul had already fallen once. He hoped that it would not fall for the second time. This was Li Changji's wishful thinking.

After Li Changji said goodbye and left, Klind immediately went into Dunn's room.

Seeing Klind coming, Dunn threw the intelligence reports on the exaggerated achievements of the South Korean army on the table to Klind.

"Take photos of these intelligence reports and show them to the people behind you! It's a way to deal with your boss!"

There was no way that Collind and the people behind him could hide the fact that Dunn was secretly building an intelligence network.

It was under the operation of Dunn and Li Changji, and with the assistance of Klind, that they put the blame on Park Youcheng.

After I received the telegram, Colind opened it and took a look, but soon frowned because it was all in Korean and he couldn't understand it at all.

"What does this intelligence say?"

"This is the South Korean army's defeat of the Volunteer Army's 38th Army. Well, this is the 39th Army, and it was also the 39th Army that was defeated by the South Korean army!

This is amazing, the South Korean army rescued 5,000 UN soldiers..."

Le En briefly described the general contents of several telegrams, but Klind's face turned dark just like Dunn's just now.

"Are you serious? Do you think I'm a fool?"

"It's those South Korean generals who are their congress. What does it have to do with me if they are fools? I just got this information from their congress through some means!"

Dunn said unhappily.

"Is that so? Shit! This pile of shitty information is useless to me! It's a wonder the people behind me believe this information!"

Klind said as he threw the information in his hand back onto the table.

"They will believe it. There is a seal of the South Korean Congress on it, which shows that they have received the information!"

Dunn sighed. South Korea is really a magical country. In their opinion, saving face is more important than anything else. Even if it is such magical intelligence, they chose to believe it and did not hold the generals who sent such intelligence on the front line accountable.

I'm afraid they know the character of their own army better than anyone else.

"Are these male North Korean officials a bunch of fools?"

Klind's expression was very interesting. Although he did not recognize the words on the seal, the seal had the national emblem of South Korea on it, so it seemed to be correct.