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

"Now the Russian army throughout East Germany is hunting us down. No one can guarantee what will happen tomorrow, so I think we can do this..."

Seeing Dunn's serious expression, Weiss also took a step forward, closing the distance between him and Dunn and listening carefully.

"I have a backup of the information in my hand. I will keep it in my hands, and you will keep the paper documents! Then we will find two more people to protect Mr. Wilhelm. In this way, we can take three measures at the same time. As long as we are not too unlucky, one of us can successfully reach West Berlin or West Germany, and we can always report to the higher-ups. What do you think of this plan?"

"That's what we should do! Even though the Russian army hasn't discovered us yet, we still have to take some risks if we want to enter West Berlin or West Germany!"

Weiss nodded solemnly, he also felt the need to do so.

"Let Pavel and Charlie protect the old guy together! When the time comes, we will break out separately in West Berlin. Whichever side can enter the West Berlin area will be the winner!"

"Then I'll go tell Pavel and Charlie!"

After turning around and leaving the room and going to William Mueller's room and giving Mueller some instructions, Dunn called Charlie and Plucksky again.

"Pavel! From today on, the job of feeding Mr. Mueller medicine will be handed over to you! According to the doctor's instructions, increase his dosage in the next few days. Make sure he is full of energy in the next few days!"

After Prokowski nodded, Dunn looked at Charlie again.

"Mr. Mueller's safety is now completely in the hands of you two. You must protect him well! This is the mission assigned to you by Lieutenant Weiss!"

Seeing how serious Dunn was, the two of them immediately agreed.

"Dunn, what happened?"

Although everything was done without telling the people below them, the special operations team were all elite members of the military. By this time many people had already realized that something was not right. The Russian troops in East Germany suddenly became nervous, just after Dunn and Weiss returned last night.

Although no one dared to ask openly, everyone was discussing it privately, and what must have happened.

"Don't worry about it now. I can only tell you that Mr. Mueller is not an ordinary person. If you protect him well, you will have done a great deed!"

Dunn also didn't want Pluksky and Charlie to know too much, because strictly speaking, there were some things that he shouldn't know now.

If we trace back to the fact that he leaked the information to his subordinates, there might be some hidden dangers.

"Don't worry, we won't let him get hurt at all!"

Charlie on the side said carelessly.

Dunn nodded slightly, said nothing more, and returned to his room to rest.

Nothing happened that night. The next day, Dunn woke up at dawn. After completing the remaining backup work with Weiss, he put away all the films.

All the paper documents were handed over to Weiss, which marked the formal completion of the transaction.

"Mr. Dunn, let's go!"

After Weiss packed up all the information, he patted Dunn on the shoulder and left the room with Dunn.

After gathering all the troops, they set out again.

At the same time, Valenko had arrived in the suburbs of Berlin to listen to reports from his men.

"We have already arranged everything around West Berlin! We are just afraid that they will not go through West Berlin and go to the West German border!"

"Don't worry about the West German border. I've already reported it to the higher-ups. We just need to take care of the area around Berlin!"

Valenko's face was still gloomy. He had been unlucky recently. He finally caught two escaped spies, but ended up letting one of them slip away from him again.

This had already caused Valenko to bear a punishment, and it happened that his immediate superior had investigated the true identity of William Mueller. In order to appease Valenko who had just been punished, his superior gave him this task. Unexpectedly, problems arose again. When he arrived in Uzbekistan, he found that the person had been taken away.

When he rushed to East Germany without stopping, he was a little late and someone took away William Muller's things under his nose. Although it was not known what they took from William Muller's safe, from the situation at the scene, they did not care about the large amount of cash and kept it all.

This means that what they have in their hands, at least in their eyes, is more valuable than cash.

It is very likely the important information left by William Muller.

Valenko had no idea where those people would go. Judging from the situation at the scene of their camp that day, there were at least 10 people on the other side.

Since the other party has taken the information and has William Mueller in their hands, they will definitely find a way to get the person out, whether it is through West Berlin or the West German border.

Of the two places, Valenko finally chose West Berlin because West Berlin was just an isolated island. As long as all the roads in and out of Berlin were blocked, he would be able to find some clues. But if the other party went through the West German border, that would be beyond his control.

Even if Valenko chose the West German border, the long face-to-face border would only increase the difficulty of the work, so Valenko can only bet that the other party will go to the closer West Berlin.

If he could catch the other party, he could be considered to have made meritorious service for his crime, but if he couldn't, his entire political career would be over.

Now Valenko is more like a desperate gambler, silently waiting for his prey to take the bait.

Two days passed quietly like this, and Dunn and his group had arrived in the vicinity of Berlin.

"The roads in the city will definitely be blocked more strictly. We can only find a way to enter West Berlin from outside the city!"

Based on the information now available, Dunn concluded that, as he had expected, wanted posters for William Mueller were plastered all over the streets and that they could not even enter East Berlin, let alone West Berlin.

Although the Berlin Wall had not yet been built at this time, the road between East and West Berlin was not easy to travel.

"I have already reported our situation to the higher-ups. Let's see if there is any other way to get us in!"

At this time, Weiss was not in a hurry. He looked at the direction of West Berlin with burning eyes. They were in the south of Berlin, and the direction Weiss was looking at was naturally the south of West Berlin, which happened to be the jurisdiction of the United States.

"I hope we can get some good news from above! If they have already dug a secret passage and are waiting for us to get in, that would be great!"

Although the current situation is tense, Dunn is still in the mood to joke.