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

While Dunn was thinking, Solek, who had put the telescope back in front of his eyes, suddenly stood up and looked at a black dot coming from the distance.

"Someone's coming over there, let's go take a look!"

As he said that, he took Dunn and ran in the direction of the black spot.

As the distance got closer, they were finally able to confirm that the row of black dots was the special operations team led by Weiss.

The two men finally intercepted the special operations team before they arrived at the agreed location, Banxia.

After listening to the two's experiences in Banxia, ​​Weiss also broke out in a cold sweat.

After Weiss and Solek met, they immediately decided to change direction and make a big detour to reach the destination of the real mission.

"Really? I thought I could take the train after meeting up with you guys, but I still have to rely on my own two feet."

After an absence of many days, Dunn heard Prokowski's chatter again.

"We can't help it. This time is worse than last time. Last time at least we still had horses, but now we don't even have horses!"

Dunn said with a smile.

Although he and Solek had been traveling these days, at least they had traveled most of the way by train.

Although it is not easy, it is generally much easier than the large group that has to rely on foot to reach the designated meeting point.

This also gave Dunn the mood to tease Prokowski.

"Shit! Wait till you stop talking to me about the code. Now I suddenly feel like it's not bad for us to pretend to be herdsmen!"

Sure enough, after hearing what Dunn said, Prokowski immediately frowned.

Dunn laughed.

But soon he couldn't laugh anymore. After marching with the army for two days and one night, Dunn felt that he had no strength left.

"Fuck! The Red Empire still needs to work on its infrastructure! There's only one railway, what a mess!"

During the few breaks, Dunn also began to complain.

At this time, Dunn missed the ubiquitous railway and high-speed rail lines in China in later generations.

There were only a few branch lines of the Trans-Siberian Railway in the Central Asian region of the Red Empire.

Because although the entire Central Asian steppe is extremely vast in area, its population is actually not large.

Although the combined land area of ​​these Stans in Central Asia is half the size of China, their actual population is less than 1/14 of that of China. The entire 400 million square kilometers has a population of just over 7000 million, less than million. These are data from peacetime times in later generations.

The population of this era may not be as large as that of later generations, because even China has only 4 million people.

Therefore, the Red Empire did not lay too many railways in Central Asia because there was really no need.

"If I keep going like this, I feel like I'm going to die!"

The forced march over the past two days had made Plukski a lot quieter. This time, after hearing Dunn's complaints, he couldn't help but complain as well.

"Dunne, you have a good relationship with them, why don't you go over and ask if we have reached our destination?"

The "they" that Pruecksky refers to is Weiss and Solek.

Dunn shook his head decisively. It was not that he did not want to ask, but according to his estimation, the large force had already penetrated deep into the territory of Uzbekistan.

It wasn't really far from their destination, so there was really no need to ask.

"Pavel! There's no need to go through so much trouble. You see, starting from today, our rest time has started to increase. You know, at this time yesterday, we basically only had lunch and dinner time to rest! Don't you understand what this means?"

After hearing what Dunn said, Plucksky's eyes lit up. He was also a soldier who had experienced many battles, and he basically knew what this meant.

"Could it be that we are approaching the Red Empire's nuclear test site?"

Prokowski didn't know the real purpose of this mission yet, and Dunn didn't intend to tell Prokowski that even he didn't know it openly.

"That's right. Let's cheer up! You know, a place like that will definitely be heavily guarded by the Red Empire!"

Prokowski also nodded twice, which was rare, and didn't say anything else. Dunn could see that he was a little nervous.

This is also normal. Since they sneaked into the Red Empire for so many days, they basically had to avoid large troops and rarely even went to crowded places.

On the surface, their mission is to explore the Red Empire's nuclear test site, which must be a heavily guarded place.

Everyone knows that once these areas are discovered, a fierce battle is inevitable, and it is not certain that one can escape, after all, this is their home ground.

It was on this night that Dunn was called over by Weiss and Solek again.

At this time, there was a large map in front of the two of them.

"Dunn! We are very close to our target! According to the intelligence we received, he is working in a labor camp not far ahead. What do you think of our next move?"

The one who spoke was Solek. The others glanced at Weiss beside him, with no expression on his face. They knew that Solek should have told Weiss that he also knew the real purpose of this operation.

"I don't have any ideas. I just know that we are going to rescue people. However, I do have some questions about the route after the operation is successful!"

Seeing that both men's eyes were focused on him, Dunn continued.

"If we can rescue the people quietly this time and let the Red Empire think that the target of the mission is just a prison break, they may not take it seriously. At most, they will intensify patrols in the surrounding area and try to find the people. In this way, we will have enough time to deploy. My personal opinion is to go south from here into Turkmenistan and then into the Persian region."

As Dunn spoke, he pointed to the southern part of the map, where Turkmenistan and Persia were.

"But I think we are planning to head to Eastern Europe! Please forgive me for being blunt, gentlemen. With such a long journey, let alone whether we can succeed, the time we spend on the road is too long. With such a long route, it is difficult to guarantee that there will be no accidents."

After listening to Dunn's analysis, neither of them spoke. After looking at each other, Weiss finally spoke up to explain.

"Of course we have considered what you said, and we even really hope to be able to get out of Persia!"

At this point, Weiss smiled bitterly.

"But you know, we just withdrew our troops from Iran around 1945. The Red Empire also had troops stationed in Iran from 1941 to 1946. If such a pair of troops with clear flags enter the Iranian region, it is likely to cause misunderstandings on the Iranian side."