Chapter 750: Shadows of Espionage in the Country of Bo

The South American country of Bo, actual capital—La Paz.

Peisi pulled his suitcase as he walked off the plane; unlike other passengers, he did not rush impatiently toward the airport exit the moment he deplaned.

Instead, he turned around with great interest to look at the Xiangfeng passenger jet he had just flown on!

"Is this a regional jet produced by that country in the Far East? I recall its designation is ARJ21, a new generation regional jet of the 21st century, right?"

After quickly scanning the aircraft with his gaze and finally letting it rest on the engines, Peisi looked thoughtful.

"The CF34-10A regional jet engine from GE? I heard that this rapidly progressing regional jet from the Far East uses their own CJ-2000a engines domestically!"

The Xiangfeng can be considered a star passenger jet in the Earth's aviation industry in recent years.

This stardom does not refer to how advanced it is, or how high its sales volume might be.

This regional jet, which was approved for development by the Far East in 2002 and only began trial production in 2006, can be considered smooth sailing compared to its predecessor, the No. 10 passenger jet.

Because of the backwardness of the Far East's aviation industry, they realized this at the beginning of the design phase, proposing a policy of introducing some European and American technologies and supporting services, then digesting and gradually increasing the localization rate during the cooperation process.

However, pressured by the two giants, Boeing and Airbus, although Xiangfeng reached cooperation agreements with some overseas companies, progress was not very fast.

The conservative estimate from the outside world was that the first Xiangfeng would likely not be able to conduct its maiden flight until around 2011-2012, and it would take another six to eight years to truly be delivered to the market.

As it turned out, this professional assessment from aviation evaluation agencies around the world was very cleanly overturned last year.

In May 2007, the Far East successfully trial-produced the first verification aircraft, and in the following months, at a rate of almost one to two per month, they increased the number of verification aircraft to fourteen shortly after the beginning of this year.

Massive, intensive test flights and repeated tests in various complex terrains and environments have given the Xiangfeng a high degree of attention in the aviation world since the middle of last year.

By the second half of this year, the Xiangfeng had completed in just over half a year tests that many passenger jets would need two or three years to finish.

Several major domestic airlines in the Far East high-profilely purchased more than 60 aircraft, four have been delivered so far, and the number of intended orders has reached over three hundred.

Even though Europe and the United States are currently withholding airworthiness certificates, this does not affect this regional jet, which has broken many records in aviation history, from spreading its wings in the blue skies of a certain country in the Far East.

The country of Bo is currently the second country in the world, after the Far East, to purchase and equip the Xiangfeng.

Ordinarily, this regional jet would not have international shipping qualifications before Europe and the United States granted airworthiness certificates.

However, the country of Bo simply does not buy that!

Because after a military coup last year, the government of Bo implemented a series of nationalization policies for domestic mines and oil wells occupied by European and American companies.

This policy undoubtedly seriously offended European and American capital, and sanctions from various European and American countries had long since arrived one after another; they were naturally not afraid.

After the new president of the country of Bo came to power through the military coup, he soon visited Moscow and Beidu.

The first Xiangfeng regional jet that the country of Bo purchased and began to put into operation was a product of the president of Bo's visit to the Far East, and the total number of this regional jet purchased by the country of Bo reached as many as 18.

Although for a small South American country like Bo, the Xiangfeng is indeed a very economical and affordable passenger jet.

But in the eyes of European and American countries, the country of Bo equipping the Xiangfeng and putting it into operation after simple training is not only irresponsible to the lives of passengers, but this move is also a "letter of allegiance" submitted to a certain country in the Far East, which is one of the "five rascals."

Of course, their opposition and sanctions cannot change the attitude of the authorities and people of the country of Bo.

Peisi entered from Brazil and had already toured more than a dozen major cities within the country of Bo by way of tourism.

He discovered that the people of the country of Bo had very high satisfaction and support for the new government that came to power after the military coup last year.

Daring to come to the country of Bo for "tourism" at this time under the big stick of sanctions from European and American countries, Peisi is of course no ordinary person.

His public identity is a travel columnist for a newspaper company in Colombia, but his true identity is a Senior Agent serving the CIA.

People like him are very common in South America.

As early as 1823, when the United States did not yet have the capability for external expansion, its President Monroe published the ambitious Monroe Doctrine, making no secret of the ambition to place the entire Americas under the leadership of the United States.

Later, as it entered the Industrial Revolution, the United States' desire for various cheap raw materials, mineral resources, and dumping grounds for industrial products increased greatly; whether it was the neighboring Canada and Mexico, or Central America and South America, all were regarded by the United States as its own backyard.

After successfully seizing world hegemony with the help of World War II, with the strong support of the government and the military, the United States used its intelligence agency—the CIA—as a black hand.

This world's largest intelligence agency, which has a nominal budget of tens of billions of dollars every year, spends nearly a quarter of its funds in the Central and South American regions every year.

The CIA is even allowed to manufacture and sell white powder and smuggle arms in the Central and South American regions to obtain more funds, which are used to bribe and develop more agents, ultimately controlling and influencing South American public opinion and even the political situation.

Peisi is a Senior Agent who was developed during the CIA's black hand operations.

Although his motherland is Colombia, the Western education he received taught them egoism from a young age.

Therefore, here in South America, local spies like Peisi who serve American interests and have already secretly obtained green cards are countless.

His coming to the country of Bo this time in the name of tourism is just a temporary new Task.

Before this, Peisi was sent by his superiors to Brazil to execute a Task.

Over the past year, in this largest country in South America, the conflict between the government and drug lords has intensified, and in many areas, it has even evolved into military conflict.

In view of the fact that Brazil is gradually becoming "Mexicanized," the CIA needs to obtain first-hand evidence regarding the deterioration of the situation in Brazil and whether there are other forces manipulating it from behind the scenes.

Therefore, in the past few months, a large number of personnel have been mobilized from various Central and South American countries to Brazil, and Peisi was one of them.

The reason why he is now being sent to the country of Bo again to execute a Task is entirely because the CIA has recently suffered a large number of personnel losses within the country of Bo.

The country of Bo is not a major power in South America worthy of attention, so before the military coup in the country of Bo last year, the CIA only had two shell companies investing in the name of foreign businessmen within the country of Bo.

After the military coup in the country of Bo, the CIA immediately increased its intelligence collection on the country of Bo and successively transferred several batches of skilled personnel from neighboring countries to enter the country.

Originally everything was fine, but just over half a month ago, as the CIA office in La Paz suddenly lost contact, they realized something was wrong.

Afterward, all CIA spies within the country of Bo quickly lost contact one after another, and they couldn't even send out a whisper before losing contact.

Realizing that something might have happened here, the CIA could not sit still.

Peisi is just one of several CIA agents sent into the country by the CIA to investigate this batch; for the sake of concealment, he neither knows the identities of the other agents nor their methods of entry or contact.

All agents executing this dangerous investigation Task can only passively receive orders through a single line.

Their Task is not only to investigate the missing agents, but also to investigate the mastermind behind the disappearance of the agents.

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