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

"Captain! The higher-ups are calling for a reply!"

The signalman handed a telegram to Weiss and then retreated.

He is not qualified to participate in decision-making affairs.

Solek immediately came forward to look at the telegram in Weiss's hand, but Dunn did not come forward because, strictly speaking, he had no right to participate in decision-making affairs.

However, both Weiss and Solek tacitly accepted his existence as the third in command.

But Dunn still understood the sense of boundaries. After the two of them finished reading the telegram, they would tell him what they wanted to say.

"Haha! The higher-ups actually asked us to go to Kaliningrad and cross the sea to West Germany or Denmark! It's amazing that they could think of such a thing!"

Weiss sneered and said dissatisfiedly, the telegram in his hand began to shake and was snatched away by Solek.

"Is this just the first plan? Don't you see there is a second plan?"

Weiss stopped talking and watched the so-called second plan carefully with Solek, but Dunn also heard the first plan.

Under normal circumstances, this plan would not be a big deal, just a few hundred kilometers of running. But now they are located not far from the intersection of Belarus, Ukraine and Poland. It is just a special operation. If it is done right, it is really nothing. They have come all the way from such a barren place as the Central Asian steppe.

The documents they now have can also allow them to take some public transportation.

There's really nothing much to do when traveling to Kaliningrad.

But the problem is that William Muller, whom they brought with them, could no longer withstand too much torture.

The bumpy journey of several hundred kilometers could very likely cost Mueller his life.

"Fuck, that's not reliable either!"

Solek also became excited and handed the telegram in his hand to Dunn. Dunn saw the full picture of the telegram. First, the plan was indeed to go to West Germany by sea and land from Kaliningrad Oblast.

The second option is to go to southern Ukraine, cross the border between Ukraine and Czechoslovakia, and then cross most of Czechoslovakia to Austria.

This route is similar to the first route. Although you can change to a train after entering Czechoslovakia, the road is too bumpy, and it seems that Slovakia is in the Carpathian Mountains.

The journey doesn’t seem to be easy either, as these two routes are too long at the moment.

Given Muller's current physical condition, it would be best for him to find a doctor now and get treatment before continuing on his journey.

"Hasn't the higher-ups been informed of Mr. Mueller's current condition?"

Dunn looked up and asked with some confusion.

"Why didn't you tell the higher-ups? It's just that the bosses above probably don't take it seriously!"

Fortunately, there was no table at the scene, otherwise Weiss would really slam the table.

"Don't be so impatient! What should we do now? The higher-ups also said that they can't find a doctor locally. Didn't the telegram say that? There will be a solution if we enter Poland or Czechoslovakia!"

Solek remained calm, but there was nothing he could do. For a moment, both Solek and Weiss looked at Dunn again.

What the hell! What are you looking at me for?

Dunn was complaining in his heart, but he really had no other choice now.

But looking at the burning gazes of Solek and Weiss, he reluctantly scratched his head and said.

"There are only three options at the moment. One is to find a suitable place nearby to cross the border into Poland and find a doctor in Poland to treat Mueller first.

The second is to go to Kaliningrad by sea.

The next option is to take the mountain road to Czechoslovakia, which I think is the least reliable! ”

After Dunn said this, both Weiss and Solek's eyes were filled with deep disappointment.

Dunn was really annoyed by their looks. If you two old guys are capable, why don't you think of a solution?

"The most reliable thing to do now is to enter Poland and find a doctor to treat Mueller first, but the problem is that the Poles are like they are sick and have increased their manpower at the border. It is really difficult to get through safely!"

Visky was about to jump up. In his opinion, the two new plans sent down from above were not reliable at all, unless a doctor could be found in the Red Empire to treat Muller first.

But the problem is that it is simply impossible here. If they could find a doctor within the Red Empire, they would have given them instructions long ago and would not have been in a hurry to let them enter Poland or Czechoslovakia.

"Or we can have the higher-ups notify the people in Poland to prepare for a tough battle and force our way through!"

Weiss was also anxious and said such words without thinking.

"Are you crazy? The success rate is too low. Even if we enter Poland, we will still face the Polish army's repeated searches and interceptions. By then, let alone West Berlin, it's doubtful whether we can even reach the border of East Germany!"

For a moment, the meeting was at a stalemate.

After a long while, Dunn was the first to speak.

"In fact, everyone's opinions are relatively unified now. They all want to quickly pass through the Soviet-Polish border and enter Poland. You two don't agree with the two new plans given above, right?"

Dunn's words drew Weiss and Solek's attention back, and they both nodded at the same time.

"Do you have a new idea, Dunn?"

Solek asked eagerly.

"I have an idea, but it does require some noise!"

Dunn was also inspired by Weiss's impulsive words just now.

Late at night on the second day, at the Su-Po border, Dunn and Weiss led a dozen special operations team members to lie in wait not far from the Su-Po border post.

William Muller was waiting beside them.

Solek was not present.

"I hope this operation will be successful!"

Weiss checked his watch and saw that it was almost 1:00 AM.

"There shouldn't be any problem. Dunn is also nervously watching the time!"

When the pointer reached one o'clock, a burst of fierce gunfire suddenly came from the silent night sky, just south of the two border posts.

The special operations team led by Weiss and Dunn was to the north of the two border outposts.

The gunshots quickly alarmed the outposts on both sides.

The outposts on both sides sounded the alarm and quickly called back the soldiers patrolling nearby.

At this time, the gunshots were still continuing, intermittently, with a burst of gunfire every three to five minutes.

The outposts on both sides quickly assembled their troops and rushed towards the place where the gunshots were heard.

"Transit!"

Seeing that the two outposts had sent out troops, Mavis calmly said two words, and immediately two special operations team members rushed to the barbed wire on the border and destroyed a large open area.

Dunn and Weiss immediately led Mueller to the Polish border, and other special operations team members also rushed into Poland one after another.

All the patrol soldiers in this area have been called back, so there is no need to worry that there will be patrol soldiers passing by here at this time.

Soon, all the members of the operation team rushed to the Polish side. The two members who had previously destroyed the barbed wire restored it to its original state. Of course, a careful inspection would reveal clues, but they just had to hold on for the night without being discovered.