Soviet Union 1991

The Baltic Sea became calm.

If they realized that this calm situation was the pressure brought by the Red Navy, no one would laugh. The blue and calm sea occasionally shuttles past the giant Dreadnought-class fleet, like a red behemoth shuttled in the deep sea. Although the tonnage of the heavy battleships has long been out of line with the development of the times, Romanov still strongly supports this steel behemoth. Appear. Twenty years after the death of Director Makarov, the Nikolaev Shipyard finally had the opportunity to build a giant warship of 10,000 tons again.

It was not the Ulyanovsk that was not completed at the time, but a battleship that was even more exaggerated than the aircraft carrier. Although the evolution of war methods has proven that battleships have long become a thing of the past, Romanov came from another timeline.

The Turkish government has absolute control over the Istanbul Strait, and has always been aware of the ambitions of the Red Navy. Turkish President Erdogan tried to serve as the last obstacle to the Dreadnought-class fleet and issued a document banning navigation. Originally, Turkey had no control over the Strait. It has absolute control and once banned the passage of Soviet aircraft carriers. It is also for this reason that the Kiev-class aircraft carrier was renamed as a heavy-duty aircraft carrier.

Great Britain's last aircraft carrier fleet was defeated in the Baltic Sea, and Britain even lost control of the sea. This has deeply stimulated the country of Türkiye. Erdogan realized that if they didn't do something, their entire army would be annihilated.

He stood up and issued a notice to the Kremlin. For the safety of navigation waters, the Dreadnought-class battleships manufactured by the Soviet Union were prohibited from passing through the Istanbul Strait. If this was done resolutely, Turkey and the Soviets would only have to fight each other.

Erdogan is versatile, but that doesn’t mean he can’t see the situation clearly. Prior to this, he had suppressed the domestic political disputes between the legalists and the secularists, trying to get both parties to join the anti-Soviet war.

Moscow will not negotiate for peace with Erdogan. The most likely thing is to support the PKK or the Turkish Communist Party and completely subvert the country's religious traditions. At that time, whoever dares to shout "Long Live Allah" will be shot directly in the head by someone from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Everything that happened in Turkey was seen by Romanov. He knew that if his expansionary policy went down, it would inevitably arouse opposition from different countries. However, these objections could not stop the Red Soviet Union's goal of redizing the world.

In the eyes of others, Romanov is a madman, a calm and determined madman.

"Turkey, have they jumped out now? It seems that with every step forward of the violent machine, our resistance will increase. But I didn't expect that we will enter a tense moment of the Black Sea situation so soon. Turkey is just being People are promoted as a negotiating role, and the real initiator behind the scenes should be Washington in the United States. "

Romanov's expression was calm, as if he was just mentioning an insignificant matter.

However, Malashenko disagreed and tried to use a strong armed force to stabilize his situation in Central Asia. Turkey was the biggest obstacle to Moscow's unification of Central Asia. Malashenko advocated rough treatment of disobedience. Countries are crushed by war.

The velvet curtains in the General Secretary's office were closed, and no light could penetrate. Romanov stood in a dark corner and issued direct orders to Comrade Malashenko who was far away in Ukraine.

Romanov's instructions were the supreme will of the Soviets.

As for Malashenko's concerns, the general secretary showed a dismissive attitude.

"Is Turkey ready for the Soviet Union to use an armored division? Comrade Malashenko, you think too highly of them. These guys only rely on the support from the United States or European countries to stand up and say a few words. Do you think that when a conflict breaks out between the two sides? Turkey can still be on its own, save it, we are entering Central Asia for the first time. One obstacle is them. And Turkey also knows this. No matter what Erdogan does, it will be in vain. Turkey's military strength is not even one-tenth that of the Soviet Union. Even if they turn their troops to defend Greece and start to attack the Soviet army. How many troops can be stopped in the direction of the attack?"

"But they will fight back."

Malashenko refuted the general secretary and whispered in a low voice, "We still need to send armored troops to invade the Turkish border, but in this way the Soviet Union will not be fighting on two fronts, but on multiple fronts. With the current It was still very difficult for the Soviet military to conduct a comprehensive war, even after Hitler was trapped in a two-front war. "

"Yes, it is indeed difficult."

General Secretary Romanov nodded sincerely, but what he said next made Malashenko tremble with fear.

"It's because the vacuum implosion bombs we currently produce are not enough. Attacking Turkey will definitely paralyze all the opponent's strategic goals and destroy every city and every piece of land until there is no way to fight back."

Malashenko's heart skipped a beat. He finally understood why Romanov didn't care about Turkey at all and didn't even plan to send armored troops to formulate a combat plan.

He wanted to systematically destroy the entire country and turn it into a deserted land without people, rather than conquer them.

"Comrade Romanov means... that we are going to use vacuum implosion bombs to push this Türkiye flat?"

This is indeed a very crazy idea.

Only Comrade General Secretary can think of such a way of destroying everything, completely ignoring the accusations and sanctions of any country.

Leave the land but not the people.

Romanov held his chin with both hands and said softly, "We only need to take over the land of Turkey, not leave behind a group of uncivilized believers. Do you know what is the best way to shut up these believers? It is destruction. The Soviet Union will fulfill these people. The humiliation suffered in the Russo-Turkish War must be returned now. And after Turkey disappears, other Central Asian countries will surrender to us."

Malashenko's hands were shaking a little. He thought he was fanatical enough, but he didn't expect that the top leader was a completely calm crazy careerist.

A hand pulled open a corner of the curtain, and light penetrated into the office, illuminating the gloomy and stern face.

"And don't forget, we Slavs have not taken Istanbul yet. One day, it will be renamed Constantinople."

The glory of the Third Rome.