"What's wrong with you?" Gilnilova was startled by Chu Sinan's sudden laughter. She frowned and asked, "What is suddenly so happy?"

Chu Sinan realized his incompetence. He waved his hand and held back his laughter and said, "It's nothing, nothing, I just thought of some funny things, so I can't help it. Oh, by the way, what do you think of this 'z-combat plan' and 'climbing operation'? Do you think the Japanese will point the spearhead of their attack at us?"

Gilnilova looked at Chu Sinan in confusion again. She was obviously not satisfied with her husband's explanation just now. She said: "I'm afraid none of us are sure of this point now. The name 'z combat plan' cannot give us any hints, but this so-called 'climbing operation' is very intriguing. The new peak, for the current Japanese army, there seems to be no so-called 'new peak' on the battlefields of China, East Asia and Southeast Asia. Moreover, these deciphered codes all come from the Japanese naval fleet. Therefore, this 'new peak operation' must be naval combat or naval landing operation. These two combat methods are obviously not carried out on the Chinese battlefield. So I feel that the Japanese should have three choices for the goal this time, one is the British colony in Asia.

Among them, the most threatened is the Australian region; one is the Americans, whose Pacific Fleet threats to Japan's mainland have always been the biggest factor that causes Japan's uneasiness; the other is us, our North Pacific Fleet stationed in Vlavodistock, is also a thorn in the eyes of the Japanese and a thorn in the flesh. As for which of these three choices, the Japanese will start to attack, we have no inference evidence yet. Now the Japanese have obviously been alert. They have changed the code password, and we have not yet figured out this new password. The most important thing is that since mid-month this month, the main fleet of the Japanese Navy, including the six aircraft carriers of Akagi, Kaga, Aolong, Flying Dragon, Shochi and Ruizhe, suddenly disappeared from our sight, which made us unable to know further information."

Chu Sinan nodded deeply, and decided to hide everything he knew. There is no doubt that the "z combat plan" is the complete combat plan of Japan's sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, and the "Climbing a New Peak" operation is synonymous with this combat plan.

"Sumi, it seems that it is necessary to inform Comrade Tukhachevsky and remind the North Pacific Fleet to be vigilant," Chu Sinan thought about it and said, "The safest way is undoubtedly to draw some ships and troops from the Black Sea and Baltic Fleet to send reinforcements to the North Pacific Fleet in case of emergency."

Gilnilova nodded. She was not very familiar with military matters. However, based on intelligence speculation, it was difficult to guess the Japanese military attempts. In case of precautions, it should be beneficial and harmless to increase the fleet strength in the North Pacific region.

"By the way, Sumi," Chu Sinan remembered the purpose of his return just now and asked, "I heard that Comrade Cui Kefu has returned from China, and there is a delegation that comes with him?"

"Yes," Gilnilova said while cleaning up the intelligence documents in her hands, "This is what happened yesterday. Why are you asking about this?"

"Nothing, just ask," Chu Sinan said nonsense, "Who are there in that delegation?"

"There are no special characters," Gilnilova put the packed documents on the table, then turned around and sat on the chair. "They are all school officials of very low classes, as well as opposition people in China who advocated the war of resistance, and oh, and there is also an American military officer named Reit."

"Oh?" Chu Sinan thought to himself, and thought to himself: Why is there an American?

"Where are they arranged? I want to meet these people." Chu Sinan said.

"What are you going to meet them?" Gilnilova frowned and said, "This is not in line with diplomatic practice. They are not suitable for you to meet in terms of level or in terms of diplomatic standards they should enjoy. After all, you are the main member of the Supreme Command. You will be ridiculed when you visit a visiting delegation composed of the colonel's title as yours."

"What's the matter? I'm not contacting you in a formal identity, I just visit you in a private identity. Is this also offending the specifications?" Chu Sinan felt a little frustrated. In this damn situation, even when he saw a fellow countryman, he had to pay attention to the specifications and treatment.

"Hey, Nan," Gilnilova heard strong dissatisfaction in Chu Sinan's tone. She shook her head helplessly and said, "With your current identity and status, it is also inappropriate to visit a visiting group under this specification in a private capacity. Why not do this? It just so happens that their security work is undertaken by my people. I can arrange it and let those Chinese people take the initiative to come and visit you. There should be no problem."

Chu Sinan nodded in agreement, there seemed to be no other way. If he did not accept Gilnilova's advice and insisted on seeing people on his own initiative, then there would be no way to believe that his "virtuous" wife would do anything to her. But in that case, this action might cause some bad reactions among the top leaders of the Soviet Union. It is still an extraordinary period, so there is no harm in doing things with caution.

"Oh, yes, there is one thing I haven't had time to report to you." Gilnilova suddenly reached out and patted her forehead, and then smiled and said, "Yesterday Comrade Merkulov said he wanted to visit you. Because I feel you are in a bad mood, I rejected it for you. He asked me to pass this report to you, please give me some instructions."

As she said this, she took out an envelope from the table drawer beside her and handed it to Chu Sinan.

As the third secretary of the Security Committee, Chu Sinan has met him several times. Through these meetings, Chu Sinan has a good impression of him. This man is not very old, but he is quick-witted, decisive and capable, and is a very intentional guy. Compared with him, Abakumov, the second secretary, is obviously much inferior. As an elderly man, Abakumov is more like a fence-bearing man, and he is the kind of "talent" whoever is stronger will follow him.

I remember the last time when Klyuchkov came, he once complained in a vague way that in the Security Committee, Abakumov was a fool who relied on his power. Not only did he not say anything, he also picked on other people's work. Compared with him, although Merkulov was a little more enlightened, he was suffering from his identity as the third secretary, so he was excluded by Abakumov in many aspects, which was basically useless.
Chapter completed!