Molov couldn't say a word because there was nothing to say. He was originally going to catch Li Xiaofeng and make a big fuss in his own actions, and to destroy the other party's arrogance in one fell swoop. But who knew that Li Xiaofeng actually gave such an excuse. If he did find out that the enemy was preparing to attack the Kremlin, there would be no problem going to support him, not only did he have any mistakes but also made great contributions, and he should be praised.

However, how could Molov praise Li Xiaofeng at this time? He just came to find fault and did something about picking the bones in the eggs.

"Barring!" Before Molov could speak, Zinoviev next to him swears first, "This is simply a quibble! The Kremlin was not attacked! He was just talking nonsense!"

Molov also knew that Li Xiaofeng was talking nonsense, but they were not in the Kremlin. They had no choice but to decide whether there was any attack from the enemy. Unless they could find evidence that the enemy had not attacked the Kremlin.

"If you want evidence, it's not easy!" Zinoviev pointed out, "Isn't it clear to call Lieutenant Tymoshenko here. As the commander of the Kremlin defender, he has the most say in this!"

When Molov heard this, yes! He called Second Lieutenant Tymoshenko over and asked, he would be clear. Why bother grinding his teeth with someone? Suddenly, his arrogance came up again and he ordered unquestionably: "Call Second Lieutenant Tymoshenko to answer the phone! The Revolutionary Military Commission has important tasks to him!"

Zinoviev even spoke on the side: "Yes, ask him to confront him immediately! See what he has to say then!"

The idea of ​​these guys is quite obvious. If Li Xiaofeng calls Lieutenant Tymoshenko to answer the phone, then your diorama will be immediately exposed. Of course, if you don’t ask someone to answer the phone, it means you have a ghost in your heart, and we can still question you openly!

It seems like this is a dead end, but it is very easy for Li Xiaofeng to get rid of the trap. He immediately agreed: "Okay. Please wait for the comrades of the Revolutionary Military Commission. Second Lieutenant Tymoshenko will go out to patrol. I will ask him to call you back in a while!"

Before Molov and Zinoviev could react, Li Xiaofeng hung up the phone with a click, and then called Vladimirsky of the General Administration of Posts and Telecommunications: "When the Revolutionary Military Commission contacts the Kremlin later, you will say that the line is broken... If they refuse to give up, cut off their phone lines directly! So that they cannot harass the uprising!"

Vladimirsky hesitated for a moment, and then agreed. It would be impossible not to agree. He and Li Xiaofeng were already grasshoppers on the same rope, and the Revolutionary Military Commission's approach was indeed disliked. At this time, they were still thinking about negotiations, and they were really fucking a group of birds!

So the Revolutionary Military Commission soon became a tragedy. After waiting around, they could not wait for Tymoshenko's call. They were ready to start arguing, but soon Vladimirsky gave them a shocking answer-the telephone line to the Kremlin was destroyed by the enemy and could not contact them!

Zinoviev was stunned. He just came up with countless words that embarrass Li Xiaofeng, just to prepare to win a game, but who would have thought that when he was confident and ready to play, he was beaten to the point of being slap!

"Bastard! They have definitely colluded, they must have planned it! They must have done it on purpose!" Zinoviev slapped the table angrily, "Send someone to the Kremlin immediately, to the General Administration of Posts, Telecommunications and Telephones, and remove their posts! Make sure they look good!!"

Molov, Mularov and Smirov looked at me, and I looked at you, and no one was moving. Suddenly, Zinoviev became even more annoyed and roared at them: "Why don't you act? Why are you still standing here stupidly?"

The three people just didn't speak. After a long time, Usieveych stood up: "The General Administration of Posts, Telecommunications, Telecommunications, Telecommunications, and the Kremlin are surrounded by the enemy. Even if we send people, it will be useless!"

Zinoviev had not realized that the emotions of these four people had changed to a certain extent, so it would be fine if the three remained silent. Even Usiyevic, who had always followed his leader, had realized that the people below were in great mood. If they continued to suppress their emotions with a tough attitude, things would probably become very bad.

Zinoviev was too angry and did not notice this subtle emotional change, so he was still taking it for granted: "Don't worry, this is very simple! I immediately contact Rudnev, let them open up and let our people go! You immediately choose a few comrades who are highly prestigious, experienced and truly like us, and let them go!"

Usievich was just about to persuade Zinoviev, and Molov, who was behind him, pulled him without any trace, "Okay Comrade Gregory, let's prepare now. You have communicated with Mayor Rudnev, just notify us!"

Zinoviev nodded with satisfaction, contacted Rudnev in a hurry, and prepared to settle accounts with Li Xiaofeng and Vladimirsky.

"What are you pulling me?" Usievich looked at Molov suspiciously and said dissatisfiedly: "Why don't you let me persuade Comrade Gregory, something big might happen!"

"I know!" Molov replied angrily, "But do you think he can listen?"

Usievich was anxious, "But if he really contacted Rudnev..."

Smirlov sneered, "Rudnev will not agree!"

"Why?" Usievech asked curiously, "Why are you so sure?"

Smirlov handed him a note in his hand: "The news I just received, Karekin has promised Rudnev and Liang Bozev that his troops will arrive in Moscow tomorrow!"

"What!" Usievic snatched the note in his hand in disbelief and read it several times, "Is this news reliable?"

Smirlov nodded: "It was the news delivered by our insider lurking around Liang Bozef. There should be no problem with the authenticity!"

Uxiyevic immediately took a breath: "In other words, Rudnev and Liang Bozev have no plans to resolve the problem through negotiations. They have been..."

"It's just delaying time!"

Molov's face was as gloomy as the bottom of a pot. This news could be said to have a blow to him and completely woke him up. If he continued to insist on negotiations, they would not only become a laughing stock, but also a dead end awaiting them.

"Do we want to inform Comrade Gregory of this news?" Usievich asked hesitantly.

"There is no need for this!" Smirlov immediately made his attitude. "The current situation shows that a peaceful solution is completely impossible! The route that Comrade Zinoviev insisted has completely gone bankrupt. Now, we should be prepared immediately to welcome tomorrow's cruel battle!"

Usievich still wanted to hold on: "But..."

"Nothing is there anymore!" Molov stood to Smirlov without hesitation. "We should prepare for an uprising right now! We don't have time to talk nonsense with Comrade Gregory!"

Mularov became a decisive vote again, but this man really had no responsibility. Or he was always so slippery, and he spread his hands: "I was very confused and could not make a decision in a hurry, so I abstain from the right!"

Mularov's abstention was actually equivalent to vote for Smirlov and Molov, which shows that he was no longer optimistic about Zinoviev and was ready to abandon his big-bread face.

The political trend turned so quickly. A few minutes ago, the Revolutionary Military Commission was still attacking Li Xiaofeng, but just an inconspicuous note made them make a 180-degree turn.

The cruelty of political struggle is here. You don’t know when the wind direction will change, but when changes suddenly come, you must immediately change. Otherwise, you will become a person who cannot keep up with the situation. Once you cannot keep up with the situation, it means you will be abandoned. Maybe the person who was calling you a brother a moment ago will immediately wave his butcher knife and shout at you!

When Zinoviev returned to the conference room angrily, he did not realize that he had been abandoned, or was about to be abandoned.

"How is the situation? Comrade Gregory, did Rudnev agree to your request?" Before the other three spoke, Usievich spoke first. As the person with the most strong relationship with Zinoviev among the four, he was determined to give his old friend a last chance. If he could convince Rudnev, then he would bet with him.

"That bastard turned against me and refused to recognize others!" Zinoviev cursed and said, "I rejected my request in one go, but threatened me!"

What Zinoviev said later was completely meaningless to Smirlov and others. The moment Zinoviev was rejected, the big cake face was over.

"Since that's the case, we have to prepare!" Smirlov said bluntly, "Since the enemy has rejected our sincerity in the negotiations, we don't have to waste our time! Start the battle!"

Zinoviev was stunned. He never thought that in the blink of an eye, he had been abandoned. He was very annoyed by Smirlov's "abnormal rebellion" speech at this moment.

"Comrade Smirlov, what are you talking nonsense!" He said with a very unceremonious lesson, "Our purpose is a peaceful, non-blooded glorious revolution! Force and violence cannot solve any problem! The more difficult the moments, the more we must persist! You must pay attention to your own ideological problems, and you have slipped to the brink of danger!"

Smirlov wanted Da Ping's face to criticize him. The more he criticized him, the more it would be to show that he and Da Ping's face were not in the same group. It would be better to quickly draw a clear line or cut off the mat and break off the diploma.

"It is you who slides to the brink of danger and may ruin the future of the party. Comrade Gregory, I have always respected you as an old comrade, but I didn't expect you to be so stubborn and have been going further and further on the wrong path... I thought at first that I could save you, but now it seems that you are hopeless!"

Zinoviev was stunned. He stared at Smirlov blankly, thinking that he had seen a ghost. The person who dared to point at his nose and curse was the one who always respected him and responded to him with great urgency? Isn't this guy possessed by Lenin or Sverdlov or Stalin?

However, this poor guy didn't realize that his situation was going to be. He thought Smirlov had a cramp in his brain and immediately scolded him: "Are you crazy? What are you talking about? Save me? What's the wrong route? Smirlov, I think you are poisoned by Lenin and are very poisoned! The one who wants to change is you. If you don't wake up quickly, I will..."

Smirlov sneered: "How will you be?"

Zinoviev was stunned by it, and then he realized that he was neither Lenin's confidant nor a member of the Central Committee. He was just a "guest" in Moscow and could not do anything about the "giants" in the Revolutionary Military Commission.

"Okay! You're very good!" Zinoviev was so angry that he shivered. When Molov saw that the situation was not good, he quickly stood up and persuaded him to fight: "Comrade Smirrov, please say less! It's like Comrade Gregory was so angry that he shivered! They are all comrades in the party, so you can say something well!"

Zinoviev was a little moved. He thought Molov was really a good person. He never thought that this "good person" would stab him with a backhand.

After "learning" Smirlov, Molov turned his face and pointed his gun at the big pancake's face: "Comrade Gregory, too. As an old comrade, why is your mind so narrow-minded? Why is your vision so short-sighted? Comrade Smirlov criticized you for your own good! It is to save you! At this time, you should accept criticism humbly and seriously reflect on your mistakes! I have told you before that negotiating with the enemy is equivalent to seeking a skin with a tiger, and there is no good result, but? You can't listen! How are you doing now? Are you suffering a big loss?"

Zinoviev was going crazy. He was so confused in his heart that he could not forget it. Now there was another Molov jumping out. Are these two people crazy?

Zinoviev looked at Molov and Smirlov coldly. As a political old man, after experiencing his initial anger, he immediately woke up. This was definitely something that he didn't know, otherwise the attitudes of these two people would not have become so sudden. Turning his head, he stared at Usievic straight at this time, only he could solve his own doubts.

Usievich was also fighting against the gods and gods at this time. Smirlov and Molov's attitude was obvious just now. These two had abandoned Zinoviev and were ready to throw themselves into Lenin's arms again. Otherwise, there was no need to make things difficult for Zinoviev in a sarcastic manner. This kind of meaning of drawing a clear line is too obvious.

To be honest, even he was very nervous at this time. Smirlov and Molov abandoned Zinoviev, and Mularov had always been a dull man. He did not express his opinions easily during the vote and always abstained from power. If the armed uprising finally won and then he was held responsible for negotiations with the enemy, he would probably be the one who took the blame, unless he also repented like Smirlov and Molov at this time.

But Usiyevic couldn't do such a lack of integrity. If he betrayed Zinoviev at this time, he would definitely be ridiculed. He didn't want to be scolded as a rebellious boy, so he could only explain the situation to Zinoviev.

When Zinoviev heard that Karekin's reinforcements were about to arrive in Moscow, his eyes turned dark and he fainted. This news had a great blow to him, and it could be said that he was sentenced to death directly.

Zinoviev was dizzy, so he was very fortunate to avoid the scene where he directly witnessed the wall falling and the crowd pushing it, and beat the drums. Smirlov and Molov ordered to drive people in an extremely impatient and disgusting tone. They responded clearly to the call of the Party Central Committee and asked the workers and soldiers in all Moscow to take up weapons to launch a vigorous revolutionary struggle.

Kirov asked, "Is Zinoviev finished?"

Mi Gaoyang said with no concern: "He has finished long ago, but this time it's completely finished!"

"Why are you trying to help Andrei Petrovic?" Kirov asked again.

"Have I helped him?"

"Why didn't there!" Kirov was anxious. "If you hadn't let the inside line pass the news of Karekin reinforcements to the Revolutionary Military Commission, would they change so quickly? Will Zinoviev be finished so quickly?"

"Maybe not!" Mi Gaoyang thought for a while and replied indifferently.

Kirov seemed so angry that he pointed at Migoyang's nose and asked, "Since that's the case, why do you do this? Why do you help our enemies!"

Migoyang was very dissatisfied with Kirov's anger. This guy's political mind was too simple. There was only one Stalin in his mind, and he only knew to circle around Stalin. Short-sightedness could not make any big deal!

That's right, in Migoyan's view, Li Xiaofeng and Sverdlov are indeed Stalin's enemies, but now everyone is sitting on the same boat. If Zinoviev is allowed to do whatever he wants, the result will be bad for everyone. At this time, you must unite and keep the fight in the nest for the future. If you cannot achieve the victory of the revolution, it will be meaningless even if you are arrogant.

What's more, Migoyang felt that he did not help Li Xiaofeng. In a sense, it was only a matter of time before Zinoviev was finished. Sooner or later, the Moscow Revolutionary Military Commission would know the news. And the later they knew, the more they made mistakes, and the more they made mistakes, the more they could highlight Li Xiaofeng's ability!

Mi Gaoyang didn't want Li Xiaofeng to take away too much credit. It would be more beneficial to Stalin if he broke this window paper earlier!
Chapter completed!