Brian and Anna Stagina were sent away. As for the two of them, Yang Yi couldn't control it, and of course he couldn't control it either. Anyway, Brian was not someone who needed to take care of it. Of course, he just let him do whatever he wanted.

As for Yang Yi, he returned to Kyiv that day.

Yang Yi was still a little nervous when he saw Yarebin, but if he asked him not much, Yang Yi really couldn't answer. Maybe it was because Yarebin only asked him to go alone and no one else allowed to follow him.

It was still the same hotel. When Yang Yi went there, Grevatov picked him up, and when Yarebin met him, he still lay on the same lounge chair.

Yarebin stood up and sat on the sofa, and then he said to Yang Yi who was standing in front of him respectfully: "Please sit down, I didn't expect to meet again so soon, why do you have to see me?"

Yang Yi said in a deep voice: "Because of the man in gray, I saw that the information you Toanna Stagina gave me said that Aaron is probably related to the man in gray. I came to see you just to ask about the man in gray."

Yarebin laughed, and then he said with interest: "Why are you interested in the man in gray?"

Yang Yi had already decided to tell the truth, because telling the truth is the easiest.

"My mom and dad were killed by the man in gray."

Yarebin said suddenly, "Oh, that's it, I'll say, no ordinary person has the chance to hear about the man in gray, so how could he be interested in the man in gray? Then, your parents are spies?"

Yang Yi hesitated for a moment and said, "I'm asking for a businessman."

Yarebin smiled and said, "So do you know how much information the man in gray is worth? You just came here to ask me what kind of reward the man in gray is going to pay?"

Yang Yi said in a deep voice: "You can offer a price. I just think that since you want to deal with Aaron, and Aaron is related to the man in gray, you should tell me."

Yarebin exhaled, and then he smiled and said, "I have been doing intelligence work for my whole life, but I never sell intelligence. I buy it, but I never sell it!"

After finishing his words easily, Yarepin began to be serious, and then he said in a deep voice: "How much do you know about the man in gray?"

"I only know the information about the transaction of people in gray, and then I know that people in gray are a very large and mysterious organization. I only know this."

Yarepin nodded and said, "Yes, the man in gray is in intelligence business, but the intelligence business is definitely not the main business of the man in gray. You are curious about the man in gray. In fact, the intelligence agencies of every country are interested in the man in gray."

Yang Yi said respectfully: "You must know more."

Yarebin was silent for a while, then he shook his head and said, "I don't know more, I just think more. In fact, I have never had any substantial contact with the man in gray, but I know that during the Cuban missile crisis, this organization was quite active."

Yang Yi said in surprise: "Cuban missile crisis?"

Yarebin said seriously: "Yes, the Cuban missile crisis, a crisis that almost led to a nuclear war, is surprisingly an invisible hand that is driving this crisis."

Of course Yang Yi knew about the Cuban missile crisis, and he also knew that this crisis almost led to a nuclear war.

In 1962, the Soviet Union deployed medium-range ballistic missiles in Cuba. After reconnaissance, the United States believed that it was a nuclear missile launch base. Therefore, the United States responded fiercely. The crisis lasted for a total of thirteen days. However, in these thirteen days, the nuclear war almost broke out several times, and the combat troops of the United States and the Soviet Union all entered the highest state of combat readiness.

In the end, the Cuban missile crisis ended with the Soviet Union's compromise and concession.

If it was the Soviet Union and the United States that fought for hegemony, which led to the emergence of the Cuban missile crisis, Yang Yi believed it, but if it was the man in gray who created the crisis, Yang Yi would not believe it.

Yarebin said in a deep voice: "I was still young when the Cuban missile crisis occurred. It was only after more than ten years that I discovered something unusual from the top secret archives of the KGB."

The secret that people can know is not a secret at all, because it is a secret that someone deliberately releases after choosing and deleting it. But what Jarepin said is definitely a secret that people cannot know, a real secret.

"What did you find?"

Yarebin breathed a sigh, and he said with emotion: "Everyone thought it was two U2 reconnaissance aircraft in the United States that discovered the Soviet missile launcher in Cuba, but this is not the case."

Yarebin looked at Yang Yi, and then he said in a deep voice: "The information about the Soviet Union deploying missiles in Cuba was given to Cia. When the photos were placed on the table of Cia, the Americans sent reconnaissance planes to Cuba, and then repeatedly flew in an extremely accurate position to capture the evidence. The same goes for the same thing. The KGB did not know how the United States would react, but before the Americans responded, a spy from Cia at the European intelligence station defected. According to his description, after the KGB confirmed, we knew that the Americans were preparing to fight a nuclear war before the Americans officially issued a statement!"

Although it is already history, Yang Yi still feels a little creepy when he hears it.

Yarepin frowned and said, "I can't know the situation in the United States, but the KGB archives record that when we obtain American intelligence, we always have some deviations when we get American intelligence. Every time we seriously overestimate the American reaction, so the Soviet Union had to take countermeasures of the same force. Although the US's reaction later confirmed the reliability of the intelligence, when I reviewed the files, I always felt that the United States might have received seriously exaggerated intelligence, otherwise the situation would not have heated up so quickly."

Yang Yi said nervously: "Will such a big thing be promoted by the man in gray?"

Brian sighed and said, "At that time, everyone thought everything was normal, and even afterwards, I felt that nothing was wrong. However, after twenty years, after obtaining more information, I found that the Americans thought that the Soviet Union must launch a nuclear war. Why did they have such a strategic misjudgment? Why did the Soviet Union get the same judgment? You should know that the top leaders of the Soviet Union were extremely reluctant to fight a nuclear war at that time. Khrushchev looked reckless and bold, but he was still a little weak in his bones, so in the end the Soviet Union chose to compromise. But if the Soviet Union did not compromise, it would really start a fight."

"This is that invisible hand."
Chapter completed!