Hu Yunfeng just asked Hur for the conditions Molotov heard it, and Hu Yunfeng had clearly proposed to Hur that the Soviet materials aided by the United States must be produced within the sphere of influence occupied by Hu Yunfeng. This means that after the Soviet Union and the Soviet port army ceased to fight, Hu Yunfeng would not cut off the Siberian Railway and prevent the United States from supplying the Soviet Union from the Pacific region, which was beyond Molotov and the Soviet Union's expectations. Molotov and the Soviet government had estimated that after the end of the war with the Soviet port army, Hu Yunfeng would definitely cut off the Siberian Railway and prevent the United States from providing assistance to the Soviet Union through the Pacific Ocean in order to explain to Hitler. Now Hu Yunfeng first proposed not to cut off the Siberian Railway. Molotov believed that Hu Yunfeng was sending a signal to him and the Soviet Union, and Hu Yunfeng did not want to eliminate the Soviet Union with Germany.

Molotov looked at Hu Yunfeng who was a little impatient and wondered whether he should reveal the bottom line of the Soviet Union to Hu Yunfeng at this time. Hu Yunfeng stood up and said, "Comrade Molotov, please think slowly, and we will talk in a week."

Both Molotov and Huer knew that Hu Yunfeng was pressing more, but now the advantage was in Hu Yunfeng's hands. Molotov was still hesitant, and Huer hurriedly said: "General, please wait a little longer."

Then Hur said to Molotov again: "Mr. Molotov, ending the war between the Soviet Union and General Hu as soon as possible is not only beneficial to the allies, but it is time to determine the fate of your Soviet Union. The United States has also made sacrifices for the interests of the Soviet Union and the allies. Do you really want to force General Hu's army to fight to Moscow and meet with the German army?"

Hu Yunfeng was also very anxious, and Jiang Baili had reported to him. Zhukov had built solid fortifications in the city of Novosibirsk. It was obvious that Zhukov was ready to fight a street battle with the Soviet port army in Novosibirsk. Although the Soviet port army had occupied all the periphery positions of the Soviet army in Novosibirsk, it was the Soviet port army who fought for three days with the absolute advantage of occupancy and firepower before forcing the Soviet army outside Novosibirsk into the city.

It can be seen that the Soviet army is tenacious. Since the attack on the Siberian Front, the Soviet port army has paid a great price. It is not easy for Hu Yunfeng to train these Soviet port troops to arm these Soviet port troops. He does not want to pay a greater price for Novosibirsk, and he does not want to make Novosibirsk a waste. Therefore, Hu Yunfeng actually wants to end the war as soon as possible so that the Soviet port group can develop wholeheartedly to meet the greater challenges after the end of World War II.

Hu Yunfeng stopped and stared at Molotov coldly, as if he was sending the message to Molotov that this was the last chance. Hu Yunfeng had killed countless people, but he crawled out of the dead. The murderous aura emanated from him even the diplomats, who were experienced politicians like Molotov and Hull, felt a chill when they saw it.

Threat. Hu Yunfeng's eyes emitted a nude threat. Molotov was flustered by Hu Yunfeng. He understood that Hu Yunfeng was not only a threat to him, but also a threat to the Soviet Union. Now politicians in major countries in the world all have a consensus that Hu Yunfeng is a despicable guy. He never talks about diplomatic etiquette. He never plays according to international rules. So much so that he, an unknown Chinese, snatched a large area of ​​land and resources from the hands of the United States, Britain, Soviet, Germany, France, and Japan, but these old and new powerful countries have no way to do anything about him.

"General, our government requires the minimum requirement to take the current positions of both sides as the boundary, and we will never cede the four Central Asian countries." Molotov finally expressed the final bottom line of the Soviet Union.

"Father-in-law, arrange for the plane to send Molotov back to the Soviet Union immediately. Tell the German delegation and issue a statement to the world that I will not negotiate with the Soviets again. I will carry out the war to the end. I will immediately mobilize and transport all the three million troops formed by Vietnam and Indonesia to the Soviet port. I will fly to the front line now." Hu Yunfeng took Sandra without looking back after ordering Lin Chengran.

Hu Yunfeng and Sandra left, and Uncle Lin said to Hur seriously: "Mr. Hur. This is not our fault. Since Mr. Molotov and the Soviet Union insisted on fighting the war, we had to stay with him to the end."

"Mr. Lin, please tell Mr. Molotov the last bottom line of General Hu. I think you still have room for negotiation." Hull said to Molotov and asked, "Mr. Molotov, do you think so?"

Molotov naturally did not want the negotiations to be interrupted, and immediately said, "Yes, I want to hear what you can accept."

Uncle Lin looked embarrassed and said for a while: "I personally hope to end the war, but this is not something I can decide. Actually, I have a plan in my mind, but General Hu did not agree."

"Please tell me." Molotov and Hur were clear-headed and knew that Uncle Lin's so-called personal plan must have been approved by Hu Yunfeng.

"My plan is that the Soviet Union will give up Novosibirsk, and we will give up the Tyumen region east of the Ural Mountains, Yamalnenets Autonomous Region, and we will use the current border between Tyumen and Yamalnenets as the boundary. At the same time, our army will withdraw from Kazakhstan, and the Soviet port will no longer make any requests to the Soviet Union to cede Kazakhstan territory. As for Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, we will hand it over to China's management. The Soviet port will only send troops, and within 10 years we will withdraw all the troops and give them to the Chinese government completely." Uncle Lin took out the map and pointed.

Although Uncle Lin's plan made great concessions, Molotov wanted to argue, and Uncle Lin said: "We really want to help you resist Germany. If you surrender to our Far Eastern Front, as long as the surrendered officers and soldiers voluntarily return to the Soviet Union, we will let them go back."

The former Soviet Far Eastern Front Army that surrendered to the Soviet port army had nearly 700,000 people, and they were all elite troops who were good at winter combat. Uncle Lin's final concessions made Molotov very grateful.

However, even so, the Soviet Union still had to give up a large area of ​​territory, and Molotov did not dare to respond to the proposal proposed by Uncle Lin. Uncle Lin waited for a while and said, "If the Soviet Union agreed, I can convince General Hu to agree to this plan. But this is the last effort I can make to end the war between us. If you still don't agree, then I can't stop the war from continuing."

Uncle Lin's words had already reached this point, and Molotov understood that this was Hu Yunfeng's last bottom line. He did not continue to argue, and he said, "Okay, please give me time to report to Moscow, and please stop General Hu from going to the front line."
Chapter completed!