British Civil Servant - v2 Chapter 1513 such as Afghanistan

However, the Soviet Union and Germany invariably engaged in troubles in Nicaragua, and the effect was very obvious. At this time, the struggling Somoza regime adopted the strategy of dialogue with the bourgeois opposition, trying to divide the revolutionary forces that opposed him.

But even the bourgeois opposition saw the weakness of the Somoza regime, so much so that they adopted a walled attitude and kept in touch with the American embassy and the insurgents.

In the end, because of the fear of being abandoned by the United States, he became angry

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