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

"I don't know!"

An Xianwen's expression seemed extremely calm, but Dunn still caught a flash of sadness in his eyes.

"We broke out separately. I hope they are all out of danger now!"

Dunn was not in the ambush circle when he gave them the message to meet up. Although they started to evacuate in time, they were still discovered by the Russian army.

Shortly after Dunn and Matthew left Urubanovs and met up with Weiss, gunshots were heard. The gunshots continued intermittently, and it seemed that there was a fierce exchange of fire between the two sides.

However, considering the ambush and the number of Russian troops when they met, it should not be so easy to escape.

At this time, Solek also reacted. After Dunn and Weiss came back from Urubanovs, he also listened to the reports from Dunn and Matthew.

Knowing that the person they were contacting at that time was a North Korean, the identity of An Xianwen was now obvious to Solek.

"terribly sorry!"

Dunn also made a helpless expression.

"If I had been able to inform you earlier, maybe more of you would have been able to escape!"

"There's nothing to be sorry about. If it weren't for you, we would have been wiped out there!"

An Xianwen obviously didn't want to recall the situation at that time, so he changed the subject and asked.

"Have you completed your mission?"

In fact, An Xianwen still had some hopes in his heart. If Dunn and his team completed their mission, he wanted to follow Dunn and his team out of the Red Empire.

At that time, the order he received was to get some grazing certificates for Dunn and his team. Although he did not reveal their specific identities, An Xianwen could still guess them roughly.

"how to say?"

Dunn also looked distressed at this moment.

"Because you were exposed, the certificates you gave me are basically useless. This makes things difficult for us now. We can't complete the mission for the time being. I guess we have to stay here for a while!"

Dunn doesn't quite believe An Xianwen now. Even if An Xianwen is innocent, Dunn doesn't intend to tell him the truth.

Although Solek's status is higher than his now, Solek should be the one to make the decision on such matters, but he and Solek have always gotten along well, and Solek has always valued Dunn's opinions.

In addition, the other party was not familiar with the situation, so Dunn decided to make the decision himself, but he would explain it to Solek afterwards.

"Teacher An, are you planning to escape eastward by train?"

An Xianwen nodded directly.

"Yes, now we plan to go to Kyrgyzstan! Try to find a way to enter Afghanistan or Persia!"

"Then good luck to you!"

At this time, Dunn narrowed his eyes slightly and saw that Valenko and his group had entered the train station.

Solek also saw it, and he and Dunn tacitly agreed not to say anything.

Because of the angle, An Xianwen and the other person did not notice what was happening at the entrance of the train station.

"Aren't you going to take the train?"

An Xianwen asked in surprise. In his opinion, Dunn and Solek appeared at the entrance of the train station together, and they should be going somewhere by train like them.

"No, we can't evacuate for the time being. Tazik is here just to investigate some situations. To be honest, we are looking for someone recently. This person is likely to leave Tazik in the near future, so we have to keep an eye on all the checkpoints and stations leaving Tazik!"

After hearing what Dunn said, An Xianwen showed obvious disappointment.

Unlike Dunn, he really couldn't stay in Kazakhstan for much longer.

It is very likely that the Russian authorities will directly issue a warrant for his arrest, and it will be difficult for him to escape then.

"Teacher An, I think if you flee to China now, your chances of getting out should be greater. If you go to Afghanistan or Persia, it may not be so easy to escape, right?"

Dunn asked, feigning concern.

Although Tasker is some distance away from the border between China and the Red Empire, as long as An Xianwen and his companions enter Chinese territory, they will be safe.

But if you go through a lot of trouble to enter Kyrgyzstan from Kazakhstan and then try to escape to Afghanistan or Persia and Iran, the route will be very long.

And there is no guarantee that you will be able to escape.

"The Russian army probably thought that we might run towards China. They have already gathered a lot of troops there. It is quite difficult to get to China through there!"

An Xianwen said bitterly.

"We are just unlucky. The situation in China has changed drastically. The Germans have deployed a large number of troops on the border with China. They may have other ideas. It is not a wise choice to go there now!"

Dunn nodded slightly.

"The train should be leaving soon, Mr. Wang, you should leave first. It's not safe here. We have seen many Russian soldiers patrolling while we were here."

Dunn did not lie about this. From time to time, there were Soviet patrols on the streets of Tazik city.

During the time they were hiding at the entrance of the alley, two groups of Soviet soldiers had already passed by.

An Xianwen took out a pocket watch from his arms, opened it and checked the time.

"Then let's go first!"

He spoke hesitantly. Seeing that Dunn just nodded at him, An Xianwen hesitated and asked again.

"Do you still need help there? I think we can help a little!"

He still didn't give up and wanted to evacuate with Dunn and the others.

Of course Dunn knew what he was thinking, but he would never agree to it.

"Teacher An, it may not be safe for you to be with us. Our target is already big enough! In addition, our team is all pretending to be Kazakh herdsmen, and they look very different from you. If we are together, it is likely to arouse more suspicion!"

"All right!"

An Xianwen could also hear Dunn's obvious refusal, so he no longer insisted on acting with Dunn, and left the alley with one of his men and headed for the train station.

Seeing him leave, Dunn finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Are they Urubanovs's contacts?"

After seeing the two people walk away, Solek asked.

"Not bad!"

It was not surprising that Solek could guess Dunn. After all, Solek was also a senior agent. If he didn't even have this kind of insight, then Dunn would really doubt his professional ability.

"They are two of them! Originally there were more of them, Mr. Solek, you won't blame me for rejecting them on my own initiative, right?"