Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

Seeing this situation, France felt that there was no need to worry about anything anymore, so it sent warships directly to the African continent to intercept and inspect all passing ships.

Not only that, the army's search area is no longer limited to Algeria, but has expanded to the entire North African region.

At the same time, personnel from various countries have joined the search operation.

Not long after, a French military transport vehicle was finally found.

No one expected that this car would appear in a used car market.

When the car was discovered, a large number of soldiers immediately surrounded the entire market.

The owner of the used car market was terrified and had a gun pointed at his head by the soldiers, who demanded him to explain the origin of the car.

The investigation progressed very quickly due to the participation of a large number of professionals.

Of course, what is more crucial is that An Yi did not deliberately destroy the evidence, and even deliberately left many loopholes.

Therefore, the joint investigation team quickly caught some black people related to the incident.

Through the descriptions of these blacks, the investigation team learned that they, led by an armed leader, went to Algeria, attacked a convoy, and stole the items on the truck.

The contents of one of the trucks were taken away by the buyer.

Although the blacks said they had no idea what was taken away, the investigation team knew very well that it was the missing atomic bomb.

However, the investigation came to a standstill at this point because the armed leader who had the most intelligence died.

However, judging from the information obtained, their attack was not aimless, but an action hired by someone with a clear goal. This fact left everyone present speechless.

This means that the atomic bomb has most likely left the African continent and could explode in any city in the world at any time.

"Prime Minister, everything has been arranged and the nuclear bomb has now arrived safely on Java Island." Sumadi rushed into Sukarno's office breathlessly and reported excitedly.

When Sukarno heard the news, his heart suddenly jumped. He had never expected that things would go so smoothly and he actually succeeded!

“Why not bring it back?” After calming down a little, Sukarno asked Sumadi puzzledly.

"Prime Minister, recently the South China Organization has organized ASEAN member countries to strictly inspect various ships to search for the lost atomic bomb, so the atomic bomb cannot be transported out after arriving at Java Island." Sumadi stated the situation reported by his subordinates.

"Where is the atomic bomb now?" Sukarno asked anxiously. He knew very well what serious consequences would occur if such sensitive information were leaked.

Sumadi raised his lips slightly, revealing a smug smile, and then replied in a proud tone: "Please rest assured, Prime Minister, no one can find it. Who would have thought that the atomic bomb was sent to the secret room of the Presidential Palace in Jakarta through the tunnel?"

Sukarno was stunned for a moment after hearing this. Obviously, this answer was beyond his expectation. He asked: "Why put it there?"

Sumadi explained confidently: "The people below were stuck in the port of Jakarta while transporting the atomic bomb. They asked me what to do, so I suddenly thought of the secret passage in the presidential palace. This secret passage is a secret known only to us, so no one will find the trace of the atomic bomb."

Sumadi was very pleased with himself for coming up with such a wonderful hiding place.

Although many specific operations were carried out by his subordinates, his decision-making and guidance throughout the operation played a crucial role.

For example, when his men encountered difficulties in Jakarta, it was he who thought of using the secret room in the presidential palace to hide the atomic bomb.

Sukarno stared sharply at this capable subordinate who had followed him for many years, and a sense of emotion welled up in his heart.

I used to think he was just loyal, but now it seems that his abilities are not to be underestimated.

I originally just wanted him to give it a try, but I didn’t expect that he would actually succeed!

"Well done, Sumadi. You must take good care of the atomic bomb and there must not be any mistakes." Sukarno nodded with satisfaction and warned in a firm tone.

Then he slowly stood up, walked to the safe next to him, gently turned the combination lock, and opened the door.

There were piles of banknotes neatly arranged inside. Sukarno took out some without hesitation and put them on the table. He looked at Sumadi calmly and said, "This is a reward for you. When our goal is achieved, there will be more rewards."

He knew very well that these people followed him not only out of love for the country, but also out of interests.

Therefore, he would not be stingy in giving them the rewards they deserved.

"Thank you, Prime Minister! We will definitely not let you down!" Sumadi excitedly took the thick stack of banknotes, with greed flashing in his eyes.

He quickly thanked Sukarno and said that he would do his best to complete the task.

Sukarno nodded slightly to show his approval.

Then, seeing that there were no other instructions, Sumadi carefully picked up the stack of money, turned around and left the office.

He walked quickly, as if he was afraid someone would snatch the dollars from his hand.

"I made a lot of money! I actually earned 2.1 million US dollars this time! I wonder how much reward the Prime Minister will give me after this is done?" Sumadi excitedly counted the dollars in his hand, his face flushed with excitement.

A smug smile lit up his lips, and he had even begun to think about how to use this huge fortune.

For this operation, Sukarno gave him 1000 million US dollars, but he withheld 200 million and only distributed the remaining 800 million to the people involved in the operation.

This time an additional $10 was received.

The money he earned this time was even more than what he had received from following Sukarno for more than ten years.

At this moment, he had already forgotten the so-called mission and the atomic bomb, and his mind was filled with US dollars.

On the other side, Sukarno stood quietly in front of the office window for a long time.

He then called his secretary and ordered him to contact Suharto and arrange a secret meeting, and this time he would go in person.

With the atomic bomb as his backing, his self-confidence was obviously enhanced a lot.

Sitting at the table, Sukarno picked up a pen and began to think carefully.

Which things require us to stick to our principles and which issues we can compromise on.

He hopes that through this secret talk a consensus can be reached and Indonesia can be reunified.

Three days later, Sukarno led Sumadi and several security personnel and secretly took a boat to a remote island.

This is where they held secret talks, unknown to either the United States or the Soviet Union.