Sam country, nasa space agency.

Inside the command center.

"Eric, what's going on?"

Lucas, director of NASA's space agency, hurried over and came behind a technical engineer and asked.

"Director Lucas, the Soviet Union launched three launch vehicles in succession just an hour ago. Each launch vehicle launched at least nearly 60 satellites." Eric, the technical engineer, pointed to the blurry picture in the radar and said

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"Sixty satellites?"

Lucas looked stunned, with a look of surprise on his face.

Some time ago, they fired an arrow for forty stars, and they almost failed.

result……

Damn it, the Soviet Union killed sixty stars with one stone!

Did they find something on the far side of the moon?!

The only countries in the world that landed on the moon were Sam and the Soviet Union.

Could it be that... people really found something on the back?

And isn’t the Soviet Union about to collapse?

Countries that have joined its alliance have begun to separate one by one.

How do they still have the ability to launch rockets?

Mudd, you really can’t underestimate the Soviet Union.

A skinny camel is bigger than a horse!

No matter how collapsed the Soviet Union, which was focused on developing military and heavy industry, would still be able to launch rockets.

I just don’t know whether the Soviet Union launched a communication satellite, a spy satellite, or a satellite for military purposes.

If someone goes crazy before death, the satellite launched will be a time bomb hanging over their head.

No, you need to report it!

Think of this.

Lucas told Eric to continue to keep an eye on the Soviet satellite movements, while he hurriedly left.

The Baikonur space base caused an uproar not only on Sam's side, but also on the Soviet Union.

After all, there was a commotion at the Baikonur Space Base in Kazakhstan.

The space bases in the Soviet Union also received dynamic monitoring, and it turned out to be satellites launched by the Baikonur Space Base.

Everyone was shocked and reported it immediately!

Soon, the news was quickly conveyed to the Soviet Defense Conference.

This is the highest decision-making body for Soviet missile and aerospace policies and plans, as well as the agency responsible for aerospace.

National Defense Conference, in the office of the top official.

When Marshal Kamanin heard the report from his subordinates, his eyes moved slightly, and there was no sign of any disturbance in his expression.

"I understand, go down."

"Yes, Marshal."

The colonel responded and exited the office.

Marshal Kamanin thought for a moment, picked up the red phone on the table, and dialed a number.

Soon the call was connected, and a deep voice came from inside.

"I'm Makarov!"

"Hey, old man, I heard that you launched rockets? Sixty rockets at a time?" Marshal Kamanin asked.

"Yes, if you want to remove me from my post, please do so." Makarov said directly.

"Who said I was going to dismiss you?"

"You did a good job. Although your Baikonur space base was abandoned by the alliance, you once again broke the record in human spaceflight history and brought glory to the Soviet Union."

Kamanin first praised him and then got to the topic.

"But the alliance transported the fuel and some equipment. How did you launch the rocket?"

"Since the alliance has given up, we belong to the country of Kazakhstan and have nothing to do with the alliance. There is no need to say this, right?" Makarov refused to answer unceremoniously.

"..."

The smile on Marshal Kamanin's face stopped, and then he smiled bitterly and said: "Old man, this is also a helpless move by the alliance."

"What a helpless move? Just abandon the entire Baikonur Space Base. How many world miracles have happened here and how much glory has it brought to the Soviet Union?!"

"It's just a helpless move and you just want to get over it?"

"Forget it, I will help you cover this up. If you want to leave, do it as soon as possible."

"Otherwise, the KGB will come to your door soon." Kamanin rubbed his brows and sighed.

Indeed, the alliance originally abandoned the Baikonur space base.

He also strongly opposed it, but it was in vain.

He, a space marshal with no military power, has a bullshit say in matters decided by the alliance's top brass.

Although he doesn't understand why the old man wants to launch satellites, he won't ask too much.

During the Patriotic War forty-five years ago.

The two of them were child soldiers from the same place, and they had a life-long friendship. Although they were not real brothers, they were better than real brothers.

Hear this.

Makarov had a complicated expression and sighed, "Old man, I will launch six more rockets in the next two days. I hope you can help me hold them back."

"If I have a chance, I'll buy you a drink."

"Haha, then I want to drink the strongest wine!" Kamanin did not interfere too much and avoided the topic with a smile.

"Okay, the strongest wine, I hope you old guy can handle it." Makarov also showed a smile.

"What does it mean to be unable to bear it? Soviet men cannot say no." Kamanin glared and said angrily.

…

Then the two chatted for a while and then hung up the phone.

"Whose? Alliance high-level officials?!"

Chu Zihang was right next to him, and it was impossible not to hear their loud voices.

"Well, the highest person in charge is Marshal Kamanin." Makarov nodded and said.

Chu Zihang's eyes moved slightly and asked: "Are you okay?"

"It's okay, but we have to hurry up. Kamanin's side won't be able to suppress him for long, and the KGB may come to the door by then." Makarov frowned and said.

"KGB? Hey, that's okay." Chu Zihang smiled and said nonchalantly.

"The KGB is not easy to deal with. I believe you know better than me, Nicholas." Makarov glanced at Chu Zihang, who was not paying attention, and reminded him.

"Of course I know, but I have people in the KGB." Chu Zihang raised the corners of his mouth and said meaningfully.

"..."

Makarov was stunned for a moment, with a look of surprise on his face.

Sukabulie, did you hear it correctly?

It’s incredible that the KGB had people from the Umbrella Company!

But thinking about the current state of the alliance, the entire alliance is in chaos.

It does not seem surprising that such problems could arise within the KGB.

The alliance collapsed, and the Russian federal government that took over continued to pursue the same capitalist system.

Who knows what kind of settlement will be made on these Bolvishekes.

If you can’t see the future, you have to find a way to survive for yourself.

Come back to your senses.

Makarov stared at Chu Zihang and said, "For safety reasons, why don't we launch them all at once today?"

"Anyway, there are only six rockets left in the warehouse. Now that we have fuel, we might as well finish them all at once and run away."

"Then what are you waiting for? Keep going!"

When Chu Zihang heard this, he agreed without saying a word.
To be continued...