Soviet Union 1991

(I have been preparing to publish the manuscript in the past two days, so there is only one update)

From the moment it declared independence, Chechnya was destined to end in a tragic fate. The commander of the Caucasus Military Region stood in front of Yanayev and described his combat plan. The offensive route was basically the same as the Russian army's combat ideas in history. Yanayev held his chin and asked one more question, "How many troops do you plan to invest in this war?"

Seeing that the general secretary did not object to his plan, the delighted commander-in-chief of the Caucasus Military District patted his chest and said that only three divisions were needed to plant the red flag on the capital building of Grozny and completely put down the rebellion.

"Just three divisions?" Yanayev scolded the commander-in-chief before he could wake up. "Three divisions? Do you think this war is about suppressing civilian riots? Three main divisions went in and were waiting to be beaten. Are there no bones left? If three divisions can capture Grozny, I will take the position of general secretary!"

In the first Chechen War in history, the Russian army invested three main divisions. The result was that every step forward in Grozny cost one life. In the end, only eleven people from the combat regiment that entered Grozny left alive. In this battle that was no less tragic than Stalingrad, the Russians used bloody lessons to occupy this city destined to become a sad memory.

Obviously Yanayev's anger scared everyone. When the commander-in-chief carefully asked how many troops were needed, Yanayev gave clear figures, "The Soviet army needs at least 70,000 regular troops and 30,000 internal affairs troops." Troops. T72, T80, T90 tanks, Su-27, MiG-29 fighter jets, Hurricane and Hail rocket launchers, in addition to our nuclear weapons, all available weapons of mass destruction are used. Oh, yes, don’t forget thermobaric elasticity White phosphorus bombs, if they are still unwilling to surrender, I will use the soman and sarin gas stored in Posruz Island to greet him. Are there civilians in the war zone? Fuck you civilians, those women are just potential black widows. . Civilians who are unwilling to surrender can be regarded as militants. What can't these Islamic believers do? Comrade Stalin should not have allowed these people to go back after they were exiled to Central Asia. They should all die there. "In a labor camp."

Yanayev's words are definitely the toughest among all previous Soviet leaders. There is another one like him, the steel leader Stalin.

"General Secretary Yanayev, with all due respect, are you planning to start a war with European countries with this kind of formation?" people around said with lingering fear. The president almost asked them to use all war weapons to deal with a tiny Chechnya.

In addition to the factor of learning lessons from history, there is another reason that Yanayev must use the bloodiest war to warn everyone that if all the previous efforts to suppress the riots are considered a small effort, the next one will When it comes down, people all over the world will know what it means to be a man who has inherited the will of Comrade Steel.

"Then let me list with you the combat effectiveness of the Chechen armed forces. The so-called Dudayev government's regular army has 9,000 people, the National Guard has 2,500 people, the Islamic Guards and the state security forces have 1,400 people, and the internal affairs forces have 5,000 people. T62 tanks, Shilka self-propelled artillery, these types of weapons and the number of people, have you detected the intelligence work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs?" Yanayev said seriously about the entire armed forces of Chechnya. These historical data were available before the war began. But it is extremely valuable information.

Yanayev deliberately omitted the specific situation of those Western government mercenaries in Grozny. CIA agents, retired Navy SEALs, and former members of the French special forces. It is estimated that they are now lurking in the Muslim and Abkhaz camps of the militants. . For those executioners who were paid to kill people, it was not Yanayev's turn to deliberately mention that they were lackeys of the capitalist world. The Soviets would use incendiary gasoline bombs and hot white phosphorus bombs to teach them how to behave.

Any foreign mercenary who dares to enter the territory of the Soviet Union, Yanayev will definitely make him die in pain and carry him back, warning the Western world that this is the fate of those who dare to interfere in the internal affairs of the Soviet Union.

The commander-in-chief wiped the sweat from his forehead. He didn't understand where Yanayev got this information, so he had to explain to him, "Our intelligence personnel are still investigating, but..."

"But what? I don't want to hear anything at all. But, I just want to let people all over the world know through a Chechen that as long as the red regime does not die, all rebellious ministers will be the leaders. If a Chechen dares to jump out and make trouble, I will let everyone see Know its fate." Yanayev stood in front of them majestically with his hands behind his back, making people involuntarily look up at the portrait of Stalin hanging high behind him. At this moment, Yanayev's every move and gesture had the demeanor and figure of the founder of the red empire in the frame.

Some timid people in the office mistakenly believed that Yanayev was possessed by Stalin's spirit at this moment.

"What are you doing standing still! Get ready for me!" Yanayev scolded, and all the officers held the documents and left the office in fear. They had said before that Yanayev had a majesty that did not belong to Stalin. Today's reprimand The unconvinced officers lowered their heads, and no one dared to resist Yanayev's decision, just like the order not to take a step back during the Great Patriotic War.

In an instant, the entire office emptied out, leaving only Yanayev standing in the office, quietly thinking about the future direction of the Soviet Union. The use of weapons of mass destruction is already Yanayev's bottom line. After all, it is impossible for him to use Ivan the Great to wipe out the entire Chechnya as written in the novels he has read before.

Evil thoughts flashed through his mind and were rejected by him. Yanayev looked at the sky that was as gloomy as his face, a little confused about what to do next. It is not difficult to quell all the rebel forces. The difficult thing is, can the country that is riddled with holes be able to come back to life in our own hands?

The reason why Stalin was great was not his iron-blooded performance in the Patriotic War, but his use of the toughest means to forge an industrially developed socialist country in a short period of time.

Yanayev shook his head and suppressed his unrealistic sentimental thoughts. What he had to do now was to fight a wonderful Chechen war and let everyone know that the Soviet army was not the Russian army that was ruined by Yeltsin in history. It still has quite formidable combat power. Not to mention conquering Chechnya, it is still possible to conquer Central Europe and conquer Paris before France surrenders.

Our weapons of war are advancing, crushing all the hopes and illusions of the enemy. In front of the torrent of steel, you have nowhere to hide!