The Soviet Union wanted witnesses, archives, and most importantly, the GDR as a country consciously took the blame. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 infoThe evidence provided by the United States pales in comparison. Even the GDR released a volume of documentary, which seems to be at least 20 years ago, as if a dusty history has been opened.

There is no need to react from public opinion, and anyone with logical ability will feel that the statement of the Soviet side is more logical. The time interval between the evidence provided by the Soviet Union and the United States is only one day, and there should be no possibility of falsification. No one would have thought that the USSR would have falsified twenty years ago.

There are always some smart people who are not brainwashed, and these people logically deduce who says what they say is more credible. Observe the government's propaganda from your own perspective. These people who think they are very smart, they also did not escape from Serov's brainwashing, smart! It was just what they thought they were, and twenty years was enough time for the KGB to repair the entire Katyn massacre seamlessly.

Reagan's release of evidence of the U.S.-controlled Katyn tragedy only fell into a pit that Serov dug twenty years ago. This blow hit Reagan with a backhand in the face, and it was directly pumped on Reagan with lightning speed. After hearing the news, Reagan froze in place and did not come back to his senses for a long time, just as Serov had just heard that the results of the Katyn tragedy had been made public by the United States. It was like being stunned all of a sudden.

Was the US investigative report wrong, or was the incident itself not done by the Soviet Union? Wrong! Reagan did not believe that the results of the US investigation were wrong, and directly ordered to find the people of the investigative committee to verify it.

At the behest of the White House, the FBI received an order to quickly use its vast internal surveillance capabilities to find members of the Investigative Committee in the fifties.

But unexpectedly, all the members who participated in the investigation are no longer alive and died before the seventies, and to this day, no one can come forward to testify.

Touch! Reagan slammed his fist on the table and shouted angrily, "I know, I know." All of them were killed and killed. ”

"President, are we looking for some people to pose as members of the investigation team? That's what the USSR did anyway. The director of the FBI said coldly, since the Soviet Union dared to do this, it didn't matter if the United States did it.

"No way!" With the voice, CIA Director Casey hurriedly walked in and said, "After the file of the Katyn tragedy was exposed, I also began to check the matter of the investigation committee, and I remembered that about twelve years ago, the Soviet State Security Council had received rumors that the United States had asked the United States to explain the investigation of the Katyn tragedy in the fifties. We have replied that this does not exist. If they continue to bite the bullet, the Soviets will publish the evidence from their side. The director of the CIA at the time, issued official documents bearing the name of the CIA. ”

Casey spoke very quickly, apparently just arriving from the CIA headquarters. It was to prevent Reagan from making another fuss about the matter, once Moscow published the original CIA reply to Lubyanka. It will be confirmed that the United States is slandering the Soviet Union, and this will put the United States in an even more unfavorable public opinion environment.

"You mean, we're not going to talk about it again?" Reagan's voice was very calm, but there was a depression in his chest that couldn't be suppressed, as the president of the United States, what about his credit? What about credit in the United States?

"Of course the blame is not yours, we need some people to be scapegoats. Not representative of all Americans. And it can't be announced publicly, and it should be treated as an individual. Casey groaned and said, "There's no point in biting the Soviets now." ”

The personal handling that is not made public means that Reagan did not know about the matter, or that he was deceived by some people. This could lower the tone of the Katyn tragedy and allow the United States to withdraw with dignity. Follow-up reports can be carried out by non-governmental media to quietly end this public opinion war. Casey had been acutely aware that the United States and the Soviet Union were now pitting each other apart. The Soviet Union was free to do so, but the United States was not.

In the Kremlin, Serov seemed very restless as he walked around his office, pausing from time to time to say to himself, "No, Reagan should stand up and blame the Soviet Union, which is not in his character." ”

Reagan was a very simple man, and that simplicity was foreign policy. During Reagan's tenure, many policies were accompanied by great controversy, including policy toward the Soviet Union and the introduction of the Star Wars program.

Before Reagan came to power, the Cold War had been going on for nearly 40 years, and although the pace of Soviet expansion was not as fast as it had begun, it was still there, and a normal president would carefully look for the flaws in the Soviet Union and force the Soviet Union back little by little. And not just coming to power to expose such obvious hostility.

Such a powerful country as the USSR had the support of so many countries. No matter how you look at it, it will not be completely defeated in a few years, let alone the disintegration of a defeated country. But Reagan fought desperately against the Soviet Union, believing that he would win.

It is impossible for a normal president to put forward the Star Wars plan, because many people know that with the current technological conditions, it is impossible to achieve it. In fact, Reagan knew it, but he pursued this impossible plan.

Reagan's actions can be summed up in a simple thought, we can win, the USSR will lose. Regardless of how many departments are needed to implement a plan and how much money is needed to implement it, there is no need for the state to take such risks. Reagan seemed to think that as long as the Soviet Union fell, all the problems of the United States would be solved.

So what if the USSR hadn't fallen? How will the problems brought out by Reagan and the problems of the United States itself be solved by future US presidents? "Why is this Alzheimer's so calm this time? Is anyone doing it? Serov was puzzled, but it was not impossible. The rights of the President of the United States and the rights of the General Secretary of the USSR are incomparable.

After arguing for two days, Serov waited for the news of the resignation of the US Deputy Secretary of State, and after hearing the news, he was shocked and said, "There is no need to implement it later, it seems that someone has discovered our purpose." ”

"So, did anyone in the United States expect us to publish the CIA's reply? It should be Kathy. General Chebrikov thought for a moment, and then raised his suspicions.

"The biggest possibility is him, we're too confident. The CIA, like the KGB, is an intelligence organization, so how can it not conduct data collection? Casey reminded Reagan that it was very likely. Serov sighed and said regretfully.

If Reagan had attacked the Soviet Union, Serov would have been able to publish the CIA's reply to the KGB. In this way, it can be confirmed that the United States is deliberately framing the Soviet Union and bankrupting the international credit of the United States. But now, it's just that some people in the U.S. government are personally bankrupt, and that's not the same thing at all.

"It's a pity, just one last step, the other party suddenly became smarter." General Chebrikov also regretted that it only took a while for things to cool down, and the Rhine battalion was a matter of history after all. It won't attract attention for long now, and if it proves that the United States deliberately framed the Soviet Union, the meaning is completely different.

"It doesn't matter, it's like an exam, of course a score of 100 points is perfect, and a score of 90 points can also be considered excellent, but I am a little greedy." Serov sighed and said, "It seems that it will not work to deal with the United States with public opinion and political shady. It seems that in the end, we will still have to solve the problem with an arms race, or even war. ”

"Maybe that's true!" Chebrikov agreed, knowing that Serov was ready to end the Cold War with a hot war with the United States in one direction.

In the ensuing period, the debate over the Katyn massacre and the Rhine camp continued, but it turned into a war of public opinion. Neither the Kremlin nor the White House has come out to attack each other.

Serov knew that the influence of this matter could only be limited to Germany, so he didn't care, and expected to continue to play tricks, it was better to really make some military preparations, when the Rhine battalion was still shaking the German political arena, he had already gone to the Black Sea shipyard to experience the launch of the 10th Shark-class nuclear submarine, as well as the service of the first Boreas.

The Shark-class nuclear submarine, also known as the Akula-class nuclear submarine, is the fourth-generation attack nuclear submarine built by the Soviet Navy after the "O"-class nuclear submarine, and the Soviet Navy built the "Shark"-class attack nuclear submarine after the "O" class, which is the fourth-generation nuclear submarine of the Soviet Union.

After the inspection of the Shark-class nuclear submarine, Serov went to the Far East to observe the joint tests and observe the forty-fifth launch of the Meteorite Heavy anti-ship missile, which replaced the Granite Heavy anti-ship missile.

"It seems that our meteorite has not reached the success rate of service, and I heard that the last three tests have all been successful, and the success rate has just reached 60%. If it really confronts the American aircraft carrier battle group, the reliability rate is a problem. "The success of this occurrence did not give Serov much comfort, the success rate was still too low.

"The range of 850 kilometers brings much greater difficulty than before, and the anti-ship missiles are only moving forward with our own Soviet Union, and it is of course somewhat difficult without reference." Gorshkov did not hide the difficulties in this regard, justifying the researchers.

"But fifteen years have passed, and this achievement is not satisfactory." The Meteorite anti-ship missile was commissioned by the famous Cherome Design Bureau to develop a new type of three-service general-purpose land-attack cruise missile, codenamed "Meteorite," which began in '73.