Soviet Union 1991

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When Yanayev heard that the director of the CIA had been replaced, his first thought was that if the United States ousted a CIA director who did not do anything, why would it allow a communist spy to successfully serve as the director of the intelligence agency? James Woolsey is a typical theoretical person who knows where to go, but not how to go on. And his short career as CIA director is a good example of this.

"The two biggest mistakes James Woolsey made were that he underestimated the threat posed by the local armed forces to the U.S. military when the United States sent troops to Somalia, and never grasped the power of the Mogadishu warlord Aidid. Intelligence led to the US military paying a heavy price in Somalia. This incident triggered the first crisis in his career as CIA director. The second incident was. Ames spy case. Ames, the head of the CIA's Soviet Eastern Europe Division, was instigated by our intelligence personnel and provided our country with 55 CIA overseas operation plans, betrayed 34 spies, and also provided a large amount of top-secret information. Yeff carefully thought about these two items, which could be said to be a devastating blow to Woolsey, and prepared to give Woolsey two big gifts.

"These two gifts are enough to put an end to Woolsey's political career. Of course, what will happen to President Mario then?" Yanayev said to himself interestingly.

At the same time, the CIA director also began strategic adjustments to the intelligence agency after taking office. CIA director Woolsey convened all major directors and regional heads for his first meeting. Although there are not many people in the office, everyone here is a heavyweight in the intelligence community.

Also because Clinton did not come to power, Woolsey's intelligence collection work did not deliberately target the economic intelligence collection of overseas countries. Instead, it continued the thinking of the Cold War, targeting the Soviet Union and socialist countries.

"What Director Gates set before must be changed. It's not that his policy was wrong, but that he chose to use an unreasonable phalanx policy at the wrong time and in the wrong place. This led to his Soviet policy "I was hit again and again." Woolsey immediately denied what Gates had done before. After all, he needed to use a completely different way to prove the superiority of his theory.

"Director Gates chose to confront the Soviet Union directly, from peaceful evolution to harassment and turmoil. And he did achieve certain achievements, such as the transformation of the Eastern European countries. Of course, before 1991, I admit that these policies were useful. , but after 1991, when this man came to power, everything changed."

In the dark office, only the light of the projector flickered. The slide was adjusted to the next one, and Yanayev's head appeared on the screen, attracting everyone's attention. Intelligence officials who dealt with the Soviet Union were impressed by this face. They wanted to cut him into pieces. Because of Yanayev's appearance, the CIA, which had been running smoothly before 1991, suffered a series of major setbacks.

And they have reason to believe that this series of setbacks all contain the man's ability to turn things upside down. And when they collected information about Yanayev, the CIA was surprised to find that all his past files had been completely destroyed. He was like a person with no past at all, as if his life began in 1990. , rather than starting in 1937.

The CIA called the Soviet leader the mysterious red ghost. They said that this was the most unpredictable General Secretary among the leaders of the Soviet Communist Party.

"Now under Yanayev's leadership, it has become impossible to sanction the Soviet Union through direct external means. So we have to change Director Gates's strategy of staying and use another method." Wu Ersi pointed at Yanayev's portrait with the pen in his hand and said slowly, "Our policies can be summarized into two categories. One is to target Yanayev. The Intelligence Bureau must find out about Yanayev no matter what the cost. All the detailed information about Yev, I even want to know his daily routine.”

"We've tried before, but it's been too difficult." Someone complained to Woolsey. "He's like an erratic ghost. We can't get exact information about him at all. Apart from his love of smoking and his mediocre face... Apart from his face, there is almost no useful information. He is like a celibate Puritan who doesn’t even have a mistress.”

"The Intelligence Bureau is originally a place to collect work intelligence. If you can't do this, what use do I have you." Woolsey retorted to everyone present.

"Listen, I don't care how difficult your intelligence work is, or how mysterious the guy in the picture is, even if his files are placed on Mars, you have to take a spaceship to get them back. Do you understand?"

"Understood." The scolded intelligence chief nodded.

"The next point is also the top priority of intelligence. That is about the democratization process in Eastern European countries. Czechoslovakia is still lingering. Ames, as the head of the Eastern European Intelligence Service, I hope to increase The intensity of infiltration will make all Eastern Europe democratic and liberalized countries, so that we can better build an Eastern European fence between Western Europe and the Soviet Union to lock in the pace of communist infiltration. "

"I will." Eames nodded.

"You must do this." Woolsey was a little dissatisfied with Ames's answer. He scolded the head of Eastern European intelligence a few times, making the other person feel embarrassed.

"I hope everyone will listen carefully to what I'm going to say next." Woolsey deliberately raised his voice, and everyone sat up straight, waiting for the new intelligence director to speak.

"Our previous intelligence mistakes were that we were too confident that the current Soviet Union could use the power of the CIA to subvert, such as the Vantaa incident, the Baltic separation incident, the Tbilisi riots, the Chechnya incident, etc. We still hold the 1989 intelligence report Think about the current Soviet Union, but unfortunately, everyone is wrong. The Soviet Union has now re-created an iron curtain for itself to isolate all the CIA's infiltration attacks. "

"So now it's time to make a change. The previous direct offensive strategy was adapted into an indirect support agent, completely isolating the Soviet Union from Eastern Europe. There are no allies, no support, and then slowly waiting for them to disintegrate from within, and then continue Beat them with a direct line of attack.”

"The closest thing to the Soviet Union now is China, and Director Gates has been doing stupid things. His policies towards China have caused the latter to keep moving closer to the Soviet Union. Everyone can see that when the Soviet Union's economy is in a downturn, he wants to Pull China to become an ally to deal with the United States. What we have to do is to change this situation and make China an ally of the United States again. Even if we choose neutrality, it will be much better than the current situation."

The issue of China's fall to the Soviet Union was the thing that bothered Woolsey the most. As a heavyweight chess piece, he didn't know why the idiots in Congress would abandon it. But the CIA is different. As long as they can serve the country's policies, they can be treated as CIA trading partners even if they are different.

"The second thing is about intelligence collection on Afghanistan. As a long nail embedded in the Soviet Union's Central Asia, we must make good use of this country and cultivate enough pro-American and anti-Soviet jihadists internally." Woolsey He emphasized again, "But thank God, don't raise white-eyed wolves anymore."

Bin Laden and the West are now at odds with each other, and the CIA has a hunch that they can no longer control this hawk. That's why Woolsey emphasized that we should never train people who are not conducive to CIA operations, but should be loyal agents whose interests are closely integrated.

"Everyone, this will be a long and arduous process. I hope everyone can be prepared." Woolsey looked around and said in a low voice. (To be continued.)