Chapter 542: The Conspiracy Revealed
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All eyes were on the documents provided by the Soviet Union, evidence of secret deals between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) Ocalan and CIA intelligence agents, including the flow of aid funds from overseas banks and the PKK's secret plans to launch a riot. www.biquge.info The KGB's pawns within the PKK finally helped Mazyel at the most critical moment.
The faces of the others present were not good, and they couldn't see anything. They also did not expect that the Soviets would have such classified information. The translator sitting next to these leaders also had a very tangled expression. What should be done to translate the atmosphere of this negotiation a little bit.
Maziel picked up the papers on the table and began to rummage through them. Madeleine, who was sitting across from Shevardnadze, had already turned pale. She was shocked as to why the KGB was able to uncover the secrets of the US deal with the PKK in such a short period of time, or did the PKK not intend to cooperate with the Americans in the first place? But Madeleine quickly dismissed the idea, and the PKK would never miss such an opportunity because it would like to see civil unrest in Turkey. The only possibility that Madeleine thought of was that within the Kurdistan Workers' Party, there was a very well-hidden KGB response.
But it doesn't matter who he is. The expression on General Mazyer's face was rather mixed, with shock at the discovery of the secret and more with anger. Expressions of shock and anger intertwined, making his face look rather gloomy and uncertain.
I didn't expect that I would be betrayed as a sacrifice. The original wavering hesitation was also made up at this moment. Between the USSR and the United States, he chose to become an ally of the USSR.
This is a bold decision, and compared to the hidden dangers entrenched in the strait, it seems that the Americans who are always thinking of subverting their own regime are the real henchmen. And a plan to suppress the Kurdistan Workers' Party riots slowly developed in his mind. Even Γcalan would not believe that he had been betrayed by the Moscow regime, which he had always supported. Moscow betrayed the Kurdistan Workers' Party and the Americans betrayed their ally Turkey, a script that even other countries may not understand.
Shevardnadze looked at Mazyel's uncertain expression, and Secretary of State Madeleine's expression, which turned pale with anger. The corners of the mouth finally outlined the high and deep arc of the victor, and the Soviet side played the most crucial card. Let the Americans lose their bodies.
"General Mazyer, please listen to our explanation......"
Madeleine tried to remedy something, but Maziel only reached out to stop Secretary of State Madeleine. "No, Secretary Madeleine, I think this negotiation is over," he said in a deep voice. Oh yes. Here I want to emphasize one thing, the proposal for arbitration in the Turkish Straits was actually initiated by the Americans, and Turkey was just being used. For this, I apologize to Minister Shevardnadze. β
"You!" Madeleine wanted to say something, but Maziel didn't give her a chance to speak.
"It's just a political deal. Just like the United States' attempts to deploy anti-missile systems in Turkey, they are all motivated by their own interests. But Madame Madeleine, I hope you can understand a question. Don't try to use despicable means to bring Turkey to its knees. So I want to tell you one thing today. Turkey unilaterally terminated the anti-missile system cooperation project, and at the same time withdrew the issue of the strait arbitration. Go play by yourself, I won't play with you. β
Shevardnadze also stepped forward at the right time, reiterating the relationship between the Soviet Union and its new ally, "in response to the US aircraft carrier battle group deployed in the Aegean Sea, the Soviet Union will provide military protection for Turkey." At the same time, it is also willing to provide accurate support for the movements of the PKK and help Turkey further eradicate the scourge of the PKK's entrenchment in the southeastern provinces. β
Shevardnadze is not a fool, and the most crucial point in the political confrontation is to keep his hands on the back, especially in the face of a capricious country like Turkey, and he must be careful to retain the vast majority of the Kurds' strength. After all, I don't know when Mazyel is overthrown, and the Soviet Union may have to face a feud Turkey again.
"I think the goal of this meeting has been achieved." Shevardnadze stood up and shook hands with Mazyel, his originally tense expression was evacuated, and he could finally free up his hands to solve the hidden dangers in the country with peace of mind. With the intelligence support of the KGB, Mazyel believed that he would soon be able to arrest the leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party and solve the biggest scourge.
The Soviet Union would then sign a series of treaties with the Mazyel government to safeguard relations between the two countries. And the United States has been completely excluded from this game.
Lady Madeleine stood up, closed the papers on the table, glanced at Shevardnadze hatefully, and said to the people beside her, "There's nothing for us here, let's go." β
Furious, Madeleine stepped on her high heels and left the chamber, ready to win the battle, but at the last minute she was defeated by the silent Shevardnadze. I have to say it's a brilliant irony. And she also has to think about how to face President Mario's gloomy face when she returns. originally pinned hopes on this last move, but it was directly collapsed on this critical occasion.
No wonder when she flew from Romania to Turkey, the White House chief of staff said to her with this meaningful remark: "Never let your opponent guess the next move you are going to make, or you will lose embarrassingly." β
Now Madeleine understands the meaning of this sentence.
After stepping out of the conference hall, she said to her assistant, "Report this matter to Washington immediately, and tell Your Excellency the President that we have been betrayed by the CIA." The so-called secret deals, and all this was a trap designed by the Soviets. They're just waiting for us to drill into it! β
Madeleine must now dump the pot on the CIA's Director Tenet as soon as possible and clear the question. Minimize your losses. She didn't care what kind of accusations Director Tenet would face at that time, anyway, now that the CIA was already infamous, Madeleine didn't care that the CIA was hacked again. What's more, she has just taken the position of secretary of state, and she does not want to cut off her political career.
"Damn it, damn it, damn it." Madeleine cursed inwardly as she walked.
The sound of his high heels on the marble slab was like Madeleine's inner anger, suppressing her imminent outburst, but unable to vent it in public. This woman, who has always emphasized that the world must revolve around the United States, tried it for the first time to frustrate. It was also her first diplomatic failure as secretary of state.
Thinking of the time in the present chamber, when Shevardnadze and Maziel might have been celebrating with champagne, Madeleine was at ease, and the more uncomfortable she felt when the previous Romanian victory was compared to Turkey's major Waterloo.
"Forget it, let me contact the president directly." Once in the car, Madeleine changed her mind again. She needs to immediately execute a bold plan to the United States to reverse the diplomatic failure.
"Turkey needs a riot, yes, only then can the United States win back a game." Madeleine bit her lip and said to herself, "As long as there is political turmoil in Turkey, there is a logical reason for the United States to arrange troops in northern Iraq, and this kind of thing must bypass the United Nations." β
The atmosphere in the car became extremely solid, and no one dared to disturb the Iron Lady's thoughts.
"What Turkish junta, what Soviet-Turkish alliance, a country that does not meet the interests of the United States, should be replaced by a regime." The wilder Madeleine's inner thoughts became, the calmer her expression became. The Secretary of State at this time was like a calm madman, hatching a bold plan.
"The ultimate winner is definitely the United States!" Madeleine growled. (To be continued.) )