Chapter 1039： Do iranians know (2/2)

”Comrade Khrushchev, I want to ask, do the Iranians know the true identity of the captured Yakov?” Zhukov did not directly answer Stalin's words, but asked Khrushchev aside.

Do Iranians know? This question is really important!

Khrushchev was immediately asked, how could he know whether the Iranians knew? However, Yakov is the eldest son of Stalin. It is secret in the army. Only a few people know it. The Iranians are more likely to not know, right?

Thinking of this, Khrushchev suddenly understood the true meaning of Zhukov's question, and immediately scolded himself for being stupid.

If the Iranians don’t know the true identity of Yakov, then Yakov is just like everyone else, an ordinary captive. At least the Soviet Union has not done anything cruel now. Both parties should abide by the Geneva Convention. In the POW camp, Yakov would not be abused.

However, if the Iranians knew Yakov’s identity, it would be troublesome. They might use Yakov to intimidate the top Soviet leaders. When that happens, Stalin will be overwhelmed.

But now, the two sides are fighting hard in Qazvin and want to do a big fight. If the Soviet army turns around and attacked Tehran, there are too many doubts, in case it is attributed to the reasons for these prisoners~~ I found Yakov from it, but it will bring more trouble to the Soviets!

Thinking of this, Khrushchev was already pale. He had already left the power center once because of a mistake. Now, he cannot make any more mistakes!

The expression on Khrushchev's face was cloudy and uncertain, and he kept silent. Everyone was not a fool and immediately understood the meaning.

This matter cannot be made public, let alone any fanfare. The best way now is to secretly send capable personnel to rescue Yakov!

Zhukov, who was anxious and wise, relieved his plight. He did not offend Stalin. He also pointed out Khrushchev's stupidity. Stalin did not speak, turned around, and slowly smoked a pot.

”Qazvin's plan remains unchanged, continue to attack Gazvin!” Stalin said: ”Beria, come here, there is a special task to be entrusted to you.”

Khrushchev's face was ugly. He knew that his position in Stalin's heart had fallen again. He could only look at Beria and went to another room with Stalin. Needless to say, he must have discussed how to rescue him.

Although Stalin had no communication with his eldest son in normal times, after the accident, Stalin still cared about his son.

At this time, Yakov, who was far away in another world, was staying in a dark and damp cell with his comrades in arms.

”Will these Iranians kill us?” A soldier couldn't help but said as he looked at the moonlight shining through the small window.

”Of course not. We are prisoners of war and are protected by the Geneva Convention. However, I hope we died on the battlefield even more.” Yakov said and glanced at Ivan. ()

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