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

It was at this time that Solek narrowed his eyes slightly. After seeing Solek's action, Weiss didn't say much.

Dunn was keenly aware of this small detail, but he did not say anything. It was obvious that the two people were hiding important information from him.

"Withdrawing from the Persian region is a good idea! Although there is a distance from the Central Asian steppes to Persia, it is definitely more reliable than the European route!"

Dunn said calmly.

Since the two people decided to hide the secret from him, he could only play dumb.

"As far as I know, the relationship between Persia and the Red Empire is not good now..."

"Mr. Batomani doesn't need to worry about the Persian route for now!"

Solek coughed lightly and reminded.

"Although the Persians have always been hostile to the Red Empire, the situation there is quite complicated right now. If our actions involve the Persians, it is very likely that our confidentiality will be lost!"

This was obviously an excuse. If they just wanted to keep it secret, there would be many ways to choose. However, the other party directly rejected the proposal, and Dunn did not mention it again.

"Then, gentlemen, we'd better pray that when our mission is over, the bald man's government can still resist stubbornly and not lose Xinjiang. Otherwise, we will have no choice but to withdraw from Europe!"

Dunn said with a shrug.

"Otherwise, if we need to go through the entire Red Empire, it will be very complicated to reach Eastern Europe from China. You know, the entire Eastern Europe has basically been included in the sphere of influence of the Red Empire. Even if we get to Eastern Europe, we still need to be very careful. As far as I know, the situation in Eastern Europe is even more complicated now!"

Now Dunn really wants to betray this special operations team as soon as they enter the Red Empire, because this route is too long, and who knows what unexpected situations may occur along the way.

If we really had to fight the Soviet army within the territory of the Red Empire, we would be surrounded by enemies on all sides.

"The situation in Eastern Europe is indeed more complicated, but it is not a big problem for us. As long as we choose the right route, Mr. Batmani believes that our life in Eastern Europe will definitely be much better than in the Red Empire!"

Solek said confidently.

"Mr. Solek, if I'm guessing correctly, you should be a member of the newly established CIA!"

When Solek's identity was revealed with a smile, Solek looked at Dunn deeply and did not deny it.

"Mr. Dunn, I am now sure that you are a smart man!"

An unfathomable smile appeared on Solek's face.

"I am sending you a formal invitation now. After this operation is over, I hope you can join the CIA!"

"I will seriously consider your suggestion, sir!"

Dunn did not agree to Solek directly because he was not sure in which direction this operation would develop. If he really led this special operations team to be wiped out this time, then today's conversation with Solek would be just a bubble in the illusion.

"Let's wait until this operation is over. If we can all come back alive, I will seriously consider your suggestion!"

Solek nodded and said nothing more. He exchanged some opinions with Dunn and then let Dunn go back first.

"Are you really optimistic about this boy?"

After Dunn left the room, Weiss turned around and asked seriously.

"Of course. At least from the existing information, this kid has a clean background! At most, he was a little reckless in Japan, but we are the winners, right? These are nothing to us!"

Solek said as he pulled out a cigarette from a cigarette box, handed one to Weiss, took out a lighter, lit it, took a deep puff, and continued.

"And this guy is indeed a language genius. We really need someone like him! If we can return safely from this operation, I will recommend him to Mr. Dulles Jr."

"Pity!"

Weiss also took a puff of cigarette, exhaled slowly, and said with a look of regret.

"This guy's performance in the Pacific battlefield really shows that he is a qualified soldier. I always think that he should not leave the army!"

"Weiss! Talent like this shouldn't be wasted on the battlefield!"

Solek shook his head, disagreeing with Weiss.

"Based on the current situation, we may soon have a war in China or on the peninsula. At that time, talents like Dunn will be able to show their talents here!

And he is only a second lieutenant deputy company commander now. If he is in the army, he needs to rush to the front line. If there is any accident, such a talent will be wasted on the battlefield! He should play his role in more critical areas!"

"You really value talent!"

Weiss curled his lips and said that although he was optimistic about Dunn, he couldn't stand Dunn's plan to retire. In addition, he also knew that if Solek wanted to take him away, he would not be able to stay with his power in the army.

So even though Weiss was optimistic about Dunn, he had no intention of forcing him to stay.

At this time, Dunn had returned to his room. Although life here was like being in prison, Dunn was generally satisfied with it. After all, everyone had their own single room, which was not easy.

After lying down on his bed, Dunn began to think about what he had seen and heard today.

Judging from the current situation, most of the people who have come here should be like himself in temperament, they are grassroots officers, and some of them have the temperament more like soldiers.

Of course, this is just Dunn's guess based on his own observations.

However, Dunn believed in his own guess more, because the soldiers of the United States were a group of spoiled brass. Being able to gather such a group of highly obedient soldiers showed that the planner of this operation must have put a lot of thought into it.

Moreover, judging from today's specific situation, the overall quality of these people is even higher than that of Dunn. After all, Dunn had never been a soldier in his previous life. Although he is in the army in this life, most of the time, the military discipline of Dunn and the company he is in can be said to be basically non-existent.

In fact, if Dunn had not been proficient in thirteen languages, it is very likely that Dunn would not have appeared on the list of this special operations team.

And through today's contact with Weiss and Solek, I feel more and more that the mission objective of investigating the Red Empire's nuclear test this time should be just a cover, and this special operations team should have other missions.

But Dunn couldn't guess what the specific mission was now. He had to wait until the action began before he could make further judgment.