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

“What if we enter the Iranian region as refugees?”

Dunn pondered for a moment and proposed another plan.

But Solek simply shook his head and denied it.

"But it's also very risky. If the Red Empire puts pressure on Persia, the Persian government may not be able to withstand the pressure and hand us back to the Red Empire. That would make things even more troublesome!"

After listening to Solek's explanation, Dunn remained silent. It was true that the Red Empire had stationed troops in Persia for a long time and its influence on Persia might be relatively large. Moreover, after all, Persia was adjacent to the Red Empire. It was really possible that the situation Solek described would occur, where the Empire could not withstand the pressure and send its "refugees" back to the Red Empire.

Moreover, even though their own team was disguised as refugees, they were still fraught with doubt.

You have to know that the large group of refugees usually bring the elderly and children with them, while most of our team are young men in their 20s, and there are even a few who are or years old. At first glance, they look like they have big problems.

If the Persian side regards them as deserters, the Red Empire will probably put a little pressure on them and the Persian government will immediately return the entire special operations team to the Red Empire.

This is indeed a troublesome matter.

After all, if An Xianwen could escape, he could enter the Persian region alone, and look like an East Asian. The Persians might be able to withstand the pressure of the Red Empire.

"Then why don't we take a few more steps and bypass the Caspian Sea to enter the Middle East?"

Dunn thought for a moment and shifted his gaze to the West Asia region.

"That place is ruled by the British. Although the British are also planning to withdraw their troops there, their influence there is obviously greater than ours. If they seize our mission targets, who can we turn to for justice?"

This time Dunn was completely silent. This was indeed a dead end. You know, although John Bull was already on the decline, all the colonies were beginning to become independent under the influence of the United States and the Soviet Union.

But a lean camel is bigger than a horse. Compared with the John Bull in later generations who has completely become a little brother of the United States, the current John Bull can still make a sound.

After all, they had just fought a world war, and whether in terms of the army or military equipment, John Bull was not as lame as later generations.

The alliance between China and the United States is not as solid as it appears.

It is very likely that after all the hard work of rescuing people, they will be detained by the British on British territory. I believe that Weiss, Solek and the people above will consider this situation.

I'm sure you can think of what I can think of above. In fact, if the situation in China is better now, the best solution is to bring the people out and then return to the original route to exit China.

But the current situation is that China's civil war will soon end, and the areas including Xinjiang will soon become easy to attack and defend. The return route has been blocked, and it is impossible for the United States to coordinate with New China to allow this special operations team to withdraw from Chinese territory.

When the people above sent this special operations team into the territory of the Red Empire, the situation was already very bad. It should be said that the people above had no intention of allowing this special operations team to return by the original route.

Currently, the roads to the south and east are blocked, and going north to the Arctic Circle in Siberia is definitely not an option. It seems that the only way left is to go west.

"If we want to rescue the people, the nearest safe country we can reach is Turkey. But to reach Turkey, we have to go around the entire Caspian Sea and cross the Caucasus Mountains, which is not an easy road!"

Weiss pointed at Türkiye on the map, and finally reluctantly moved his hand to Eastern Europe.

"Our best option is to take a train to Eastern Europe. We will be safe only if we reach Austria or West Germany. If we walk, it will take us a long time!"

Dunn looked at the direction Weiss was pointing and knew that what he said was probably the most reasonable solution.

To be honest, it is already a remarkable thing that this army was able to cross Kazakhstan from China to Uzbekistan, and the length of the marching route is almost catching up with the 25,000 miles of the rabbits.

Of course, the difficulty is definitely not as high as that of rabbits. After all, most of them are marching on the Gobi Desert and grassland, and when they were disguised as herdsmen in the early stage, they marched on horseback.

The only part of the march that was actually done on foot was along the Kazakhstan border, from Kyrgyzstan to Uzbekistan.

However, if they want to enter Türkiye, bypass the entire Caspian Sea, and then cross the harsh environment of the Caucasus region, even if these young men can endure it, it is hard to say whether the so-called German expert who was rescued can endure it.

Dunn didn't mind if he died on the road, but Weiss and Solek certainly didn't want that to happen.

Anyway, they have now obtained the appropriate documents, and the best way at that time is to travel to Eastern Europe via the Trans-Siberian Railway.

"Since everything has been planned out for us, let's talk about saving people! What plans do you have?"

Knowing that this was the only way out at the moment, Dunn no longer talked about other retreat plans, because there was really nothing more reliable.

"My idea is that this time the two of us will go and explore the way. We can bribe a local official and have him take us in, pretending to be Ukrainians going to the labor camp to look for their relatives.

After we get out, we will formulate a detailed rescue plan!"

Solek took over the conversation.

"I have no objection!"

Dunn shrugged and said that there was no way he could escape this kind of exploration mission. He and Solek spoke the best Russian in the entire team.

“But after rescuing the man, I suggested that we tell the people below that he is one of our street people and that he has to march with us because he has been exposed. This way, we can keep it secret from the people below.

In this way, even if we are arrested on the way of retreat, we can still use the original excuse to prevaricate the Russians, that we are here to investigate their nuclear test site and the people below will not reveal any useful information, and that the German expert just happened to run into us after he escaped from the labor camp!"

"Is this a good idea?"

Solek's eyes lit up.

"Let us be captured during the retreat. As long as the identity of the expert is not revealed, we can still organize a second special operations team to rescue him!"

"I said, can you two say something auspicious? Why are you arrested?"

At this time, Weiss said dissatisfiedly that he felt that Dunn and Solek's words were too discouraging.