Doihara left.

Zhang Yong was always reluctant.

He rolled his eyes and decided to add some spice to the other party.

Spread some false news.

Make Doihara feel uncomfortable.

"Yuri, do you know what Doihara came on board to do?"

"have no idea."

"Actually, you can contact him."

"Why?"

"I previously captured some spies from the Kwantung Army Military Police Headquarters and learned from their mouths that the Kwantung Army is currently executing a No. 7 combat plan."

"What content?"

"Going north. The specific content is unknown. I only know a starting point, called Hylar."

"What does it have to do with us?"

"Don't you want to fight back? You can use this plan."

"We will never cooperate with the Japanese."

"real?"

"We will just kill all the Japanese."

"All right."

Zhang Yong then stopped mentioning it.

It seems that his nonsense has no effect at all.

I have forgotten that the Russo-Japanese War broke out in the old Tsarist era. The result was that the Russians failed.

Japanese commanders such as Togo Heihachiro and Nogi Nogi Nori were all famous in this war.

As a member of the old Tsarist Russia, Yuri was definitely resentful of the disastrous defeat in the war. In their eyes, the Japanese were mortal enemies. How could they cooperate?

really……

The international situation is really complex.

I thought that the exiled Tsarist Russian nobles might cooperate with the Japanese, but I guessed wrong.

Perhaps they hated the Japanese invaders even more than the newly born Red Soviet Union. After all, the war was defeated miserably in their hands. They also valued honor very much.

Failure at the hands of the Japanese invaders was definitely a great shame for them. They were always thinking about revenge.

"What did you say?"

"What?"

"Where is the starting point?"

"Hyrule."

"Is this the only starting point?"

"This is the one I know about for now. There may be others."

"Where are the troops?"

"Not sure."

Zhang Yong shook his head and pretended to be vague.

He compiled false information based on the Battle of Nomenkan three years later. The starting point of the Japanese attack was indeed correct.

However, he did not know the location of the 23rd Division, the main force of the Japanese invaders participating in the battle.

He didn't even know whether the 23rd Division had been established.

If you explain it in too much detail, the result will be counterproductive and you will not be able to fish. The antelope hanging its horns, looming, is the most tempting.

"Operation Plan No. 7?"

"It could also be No. 8. I can't be sure."

Zhang Yong is unclear again.

In fact, on the Japanese side, it should be Operation Plan No. 8.

This No. 8 combat plan is real. Moreover, it was gradually taking shape two years ago.

Zhang Yong could not remember the specific offensive route. He only remembered that it was formulated according to Ishihara Kanji's idea. The Japanese Army needed to expand to 90 divisions and the Army Aviation needed to expand to 300 squadrons. Then a full-scale attack on the Soviet Union was launched.

This data is very exaggerated.

Even without the Battle of Nomenhan, the Japanese invaders would not have been able to achieve such a strength establishment. This was simply the fate of the Japanese army's Malu.

Wherever they go, they have so many resources that they can organize 90 divisions and more than 3,000 fighter jets.

If we include the losses in the later stages, it would be impossible to do without 150 divisions. The army's frontline troops alone would require more than 3 million people.

However, the focus of the Japanese aggressors' resource allocation was always on the navy.

This No. 8 combat plan was actually based on the Japanese invaders spending many years to recuperate, not expand the war within the customs, and concentrate on developing the three northeastern provinces, using this as an offensive base to concentrate all their efforts on dealing with polar bears.

Later, with the outbreak of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident, the Japanese Army fell deeper and deeper into the Chinese battlefield, and no one mentioned the No. 8 Operation Plan.

Even the Chinese battlefield can't cope with it. Where can we gather 90 divisions to go north? You're kidding!

Zhang Yong is deliberately throwing it out now just to muddy the waters.

At present, the Marco Polo Bridge Incident has not yet broken out, and it is still possible for the Japanese invaders to implement the No. 8 combat plan.

If the Red Soviet Union learns of this plan, they will definitely not dare to ignore it completely. They will definitely have to make some arrangements in the Far East and then engage in a secret confrontation.

As long as he can make the Japanese invaders feel uncomfortable, it will be considered his victory.

It would also be a good thing if polar bears and Japanese invaders could have some conflicts in advance. It would reduce the pressure on China.

Conflict does not necessarily have to be on the battlefield.

Conflicts can also occur in other fields. For example, in the diplomatic field.

"Ridiculous."

"Indeed. The Japanese are not that courageous."

"Not necessarily..."

Yuri muttered softly.

Zhang Yong stopped talking.

He has already said what he wants to say. Time will do the rest.

He was basically certain that Yuri was interested in this matter. Behind the scenes, he should be investigating the matter secretly.

As long as the Russians start investigating, the Japanese invaders will react. This is inevitable. It is a conditioned reflex. The Japanese invaders must have classified the No. 8 combat plan as top secret. Once it is leaked, the consequences will be disastrous. Therefore, they will definitely

Hunt down sources of information.

Then, the agents of the Red Soviet Union may also take action after hearing the news.

Although, so far, Zhang Yong has not encountered agents of the Red Soviet Union. However, they definitely exist. Moreover, their skills are extraordinary.

What is the name of the most famous red Soviet agent in the Far East? Sorge? Right?

To be sure, there is definitely more than one Sorge.

move on.

Search for those hidden spies one by one.

The Japanese whose identity is disclosed may also be the murderer. But it has nothing to do with Zhang Yong.

Finally, I set my sights on another target.

On the surface they are Chinese, but in fact they are Japanese.

"Xu Tao."

Yuri quickly found relevant information.

Information shows that this Xu Tao is an overseas Chinese who returned from Nanyang. He planted rubber plantations in Nanyang.

Zhang Yong immediately thought of Ruan Zhaoxiang, also known as Ida Zongshu. His hidden identity was that he was also an overseas Chinese from Nanyang and a wealthy businessman. He was exactly the same as Xu Tao.

Could it be said that the Japanese spy agency once trained such spies in batches?

Mainly focused on making money, but also taking into account intelligence. It is so hidden that it is difficult to detect.

"Grasp."

Zhang Yong gave the order decisively.
To be continued...