The existence is justified. The Soviet Union went too far in some aspects. Alan Wilson even believed that one of the reasons why Russia could even believe in shock therapy was that the Soviet Union had never trained financial talents.
The entire country has no understanding of this aspect. You don't have to pay attention to finance, and your financial strength can be weak, but it cannot be completely absent.
You don’t know anything about it, so you don’t understand what other people are saying. How can you judge whether what others say is correct?
"Can I trust you? I believe in blood relations once, only this time." Feeling that his elder brother was still wary of him, Alan Wilson changed the topic, "Actually, if you think about it, Ekaterina is here
At that time, we were already the sole cadres of the Soviet Union, she and I? Right, I must have helped the Soviet Union at some point. Our discussion this time was limited to the issue of Israel."
Alan Wilson was rather vague about how he established a close relationship with a female Soviet cadre. Such details cannot be told in detail in front of children.
This is not to emphasize anything, it just shows that the special relationship between Britain and the United States, which is the supreme authority, is not what it seems on the surface, otherwise Alexeyev would not appear in this world.
"Okay, let's talk about Israel?" It's just a discussion. Alexeyev doesn't know why his old father is so sure that Israel will go to war, but he won't refuse the discussion.
"Now let's assume a question, without any personal bias. A war in the Middle East broke out, and the United States gave Israel its full support. How can the Arab side win?" Alan Wilson asked.
"Based on the current combat readiness comparison, it will not be easy for Israel to win. If it is indeed Israel that has the advantage, the Soviet Union will naturally respond with the same intensity of military aid as the United States." Alexeyev spoke, and then asked, "Egypt and
Jordan is supported by the UK, so what is the UK going to do?”
"The British have built quite a few relatively solid towns on the Egyptian-Israeli border and the Treaty-Israel border." Alan Wilson said in a nonchalant manner, "They are a good place for street fighting."
"I have heard that several Berlin air defense towers have also appeared in the Sinai Peninsula." Alexeyev nodded. This is not a secret. It is impossible for such a large building to be hidden from other countries. Britain
I didn’t want to hide it. It was all for the safety of the Suez Canal. Besides, why should other countries oppose the construction of a complete defense system?
"He also helped Egypt establish a mobilization system in the name of the Yemeni threat. Not only Egypt, Jordan, but Iraq also received the same treatment." Alan Wilson Shiran replied, "After all, compared with the population of Israel
, the manpower of Arab countries is almost unlimited.”
"Mobilize the system? Build towns?" Alexeyev thought he heard wrongly. This was Britain's preparation for countries with good relations with Britain.
"What happened to building towns? Didn't the Soviet Union build Khrushchev Towers on a large scale, six million units, right? It's not such a strange thing, don't I know how to build cities?" Old God Alan Wilson said,
"Since some third world countries think that houses are modernization, what's wrong with me taking the initiative to help maintain traditional relationships? It's not something very advanced, it just falls into the category of extensive development."
Alexeyev looked constipated. Why did this sound like it was connoting the Soviet Union and falling into the category of extensive development?
"The current basic conditions between the Arab and Israeli sides show the greatest disparity in manpower. Choosing a war of attrition that requires the most manpower as war preparations is definitely a preparation based on reality. This is more effective than how many tanks or aircraft are given.
The UK is not the Soviet Union, and we cannot afford too much free aid."
Alan Wilson knew that if the Soviet Union had not existed in countries like Syria and Yemen, even if they were destroyed, they would not have the current military strength that is not in line with their national strength.
"It's better than building a bunch of fortresses, towns, and air defense towers." Alexeyev wondered if he had time to go to Syria to see if the Syrian army could operate the military equipment provided by the Soviet Union.
Get up.
"The weapons that the Soviet Union gave to Syria cannot cause much harm to Israel at all. It is true that the Soviet Union does not have things that can cause great harm to Israel, but you have not given them to them so far." Alan Wilson said, "I won't talk about anything else, Scud.
Missiles should be provided. For Israel’s national depth and population, this thing is useful, and it is of great use.”
The Scud missile is synonymous with a series of tactical ballistic missiles of the Soviet Union. However, this missile was actually exported very late and has not appeared in any previous Middle East wars. When was it exported by the Soviet Union to use it against a series of its allies?
, that is, after the Fourth Middle East War in 1973.
Scud missiles are mainly used to attack enemy airports, missile launch sites, command centers, military facilities, troop gathering areas, transportation hubs, etc. It can implement fixed-point launches at predetermined launch point locations, that is, fixed launch positions, and the preparation time can be
Shorter.
When the convoy enters the launch position, not counting the vehicle deployment time, it takes forty-five minutes at best from predicting the position, erecting, refueling, checking, withdrawing the vehicle to ignition and launch.
Mobile launches can also be carried out from unmeasured launch sites, but the preparation time is longer, about one hour.
Before the Fourth Middle East War, Scud missiles did not actually appear on the battlefield in the Middle East. Those wars were tanks against tanks, aircraft against aircraft, and there were no tactical missiles.
The frequent use of Scuds was due to the Iran-Iraq War. At that time, Egypt and Israel had already signed the Camp David Accords, and the two sides no longer had the conditions for a large-scale war.
If there is a fourth Middle East war, Egypt and Syria will have a large number of Scud missiles that can be used to attack Israel's assembly points and communication centers. It will be difficult for Israel to make a comeback.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! "If I were you, I would find a way to secretly send Scud missiles to Syria and Yemen. Don't say you can't do it, otherwise I will trust your professionalism in the intelligence department.
I have some doubts." Alan Wilson looked expectant. Didn't he say he was working in the KGB? He couldn't even covertly send Scud missiles to Syria? Then let alone any intelligence expertise.
Alan Wilson was here, having an intimate discussion with Hao Daer around the outbreak of a war in the Middle East and what preparations should be made if we support Arab countries.
Alan Wilson pointed out that the Soviet Union should give its updated Scud missiles to its allies. If Israel launches a surprise attack on Arab countries, the Scud missiles will be launched at Israel. Israel has a small population and a large number of casualties can be expected.
But all this must be done secretly as a record for the Arab Air Force, so as to achieve the effect of a surprise attack.
Alexeyev pointed out that Britain had spared its support for traditional countries and did not provide the Egyptian Army with as much help as the Soviet Union did for its allies. It even strengthened its navy.
"Given the distance between Egypt and Israel, the missile boats we provide are enough to make Israel uncomfortable." Alan Wilson said disapprovingly, "You don't have to be dissatisfied. In the field of shipbuilding, the United Kingdom is still better than the Soviet Union. The catamaran missile boats may be
It has a great effect and will make you look at it differently. As for the air force, the British are focusing on arming the air force of the Kingdom of Iraq. The Kingdom of Iraq is outside the surprise distance of Israel. This is a very smart move, otherwise Israel will have to strike first.
, the national air force within the air force’s combat radius is likely to be wiped out before it even takes off.”
It was because Egypt was close to Israel that the British gave the Egyptian Air Force arms sales to France after careful consideration. Otherwise, the British fighter jets would be damaged in a real war.
With all supporting Arab countries, the first wave of countries to engage in the war will definitely be Egypt, Syria and Jordan, while the second wave of reinforcements will be the Kingdom of Iraq and the Democratic Republic of Yemen. There will definitely be support from further countries, but
It may fall into the category of donations.
This is why Alan Wilson doesn't quite understand it. After all, there is no military myth in history, and the Arab world is quite hostile to the Palestinian issue. Israel has also not established military confidence, and it is very likely to overturn, but he cannot pin his hopes on it.
When it comes to the Arabs' explosive growth, they still prepare with a war of attrition as the core.
If the war breaks out, the Egyptian navy will definitely use the catamaran missile boats provided by the British to cut off Israel's shipping, and then defend the border on land and start large-scale mobilization. The same goes for Jordan. After all, they are next to Israel, the strongest kingdom of Iraq.
The air force will enter the battlefield first.
In such a weak location, the only remaining place was Syria, which accepted Soviet military aid and felt that the advantage lay with us, so it did not build fortresses or cities on the border.
Alan Wilson suggested that if there is a sudden attack, it should use Scud missiles to counterattack. Once it enters the rhythm of a war of attrition, Israel will have to terminate the war even if it has a certain advantage on the battlefield.
"Alyosha, aren't you going back to China? Maybe this will be a wonderful page in your life resume." Alan Wilson said in a tone of "I am doing everything for you", "Don't look down on urban construction. Britain is doing the best in Britain."
Africa relies on urban construction to improve relations. In fact, the Soviet Union also needs it. If I remember correctly, when the Khrushchev Building was first implemented, Khrushchev once said that after 25 years, the then rulers should
The next round of urban construction should be carried out in the late 1980s, when the second round of urban construction updates should begin."
Calculating the time in this way, it should be the era of Getu. The Soviet Union should enter the construction cycle and absorb the massive amounts of currency accumulated in the country. It seems that this man's ability is not that bad. Khrushchev has already pointed out how to do it.