Soviet Union 1991

The battle for Riga is finally over. ?

Except for the sporadic gunfire echoing in the city, other places have gradually cooled down. The news of the surrender of the Veyonis Presidential Palace quickly spread back through radio waves and air. The desperate Army 66 gave up resistance one after another, leaving their rifles and standing in the corner, watching helplessly as the Soviet armored forces passed by themselves. passing by. Those giant tanks that are nearly three stories high are a nightmare that these people don't want to touch for the rest of their lives.

Occasionally, metal monsters with sharp claws echoed around them. The red electronic eyes vigilantly observed every move of these soldiers. Through data analysis, the data was sent back to the MV headquarters. They acted as Riga's eyes in the sky. role, monitoring the movements of the city, and also providing Romanov with the most direct data analysis.

The battle of Riga was won with a loss ratio of one to three hundred. For the 20,000 defenders stationed in Riga, their loss ratio was far more severe than that of the Soviet army. Most of them did not die under the enemy's gunfire. , but died in the attacks of bombers and artillery fire. The result of the bombing regardless of cost was a ruined city.

Then Romanov saw the face on the monitor, Veyonis. He is not the first president to surrender, but he is the first national leader who can face Romanov so calmly. Compared with the incompetent Poroshenko, Veyonis is still a man.

Now, Moscow should have a calm chat with him.

He was invited to the command post, surrounded by officers and war machines. He was welcomed by Comrade Makarov, the commander-in-chief of the core group.

He waved his hand and everyone moved out of the way. Then he pointed his finger at the sand and motioned for the other party to sit down first.

"Perhaps we should talk first, President Veyonis. The future of the three Baltic countries and the fate of the people are all in your hands."

The flames of war stained his suit and his white shirt was stained with blood, but Veyonis did not flinch. He stared into each other's eyes, shook his head, and said with a sneer, "You cannot truly occupy the three Baltic countries. Minister of Defense of Belarus, the resistance will continue. Although I announced my surrender, patriots and nationalists will not forgive you." This group of intruders and resistance continues.”

Veyonis's threatening remarks at the beginning did not deter Makarov.

He just smiled and retorted disapprovingly, "Don't forget that there are still a large number of red guerrillas in your three countries. These people who are loyal to the Soviet Union will spare no effort to sniff out and eradicate traitors. Your resistance will be destroyed sooner or later. question."

The face in front of him looked particularly gloomy at this time.

"So we have plenty of time to play cat and mouse with you."

But Veyonis shook his head and said, "No, you don't have time anymore. Even I can see that the appeasement policy you signed is already shaky, and Moscow is ready to break up and fight with NATO at any time. So here's the problem. . When a large-scale armed uprising breaks out in the Baltic Sea, how will you solve this problem? If Europe is not captured, the rear will be in prison. This will not be worth the loss for you. "

The conference room suddenly fell silent, and they were all watching the confrontation between Makarov and Veyonis. The security issue in the Baltic Sea was indeed something they had mentioned before, but Makarov said there was no problem at all.

Moscow has already decided the fate of these people.

Makarov raised his head high and said with a sneer, "Letting you serve as the leader of the country is just a less bad option among a bunch of bad options. So do you know what the worst outcome is?"

Makarov's hand pointed to the map behind him, which standardized all the cities in the three Baltic countries. Weiyonis didn't quite understand what the other party meant.

"The worst outcome is to fire vacuum implosion bombs into all the big cities in the three countries, wipe out 80% of your population, and directly turn the Baltic Sea into a ruin with no survivors. There are not even people left, you take Why compete with me? General Secretary Romanov asked me to give you a message, President Veyonis, don’t even think about becoming a great martyr.”

When his plot was discovered, Veyonis became emotional.

"You devil! Hitler! Executioner! You Soviet Union will never be able to conquer Europe, give up!"

But Makarov was unmoved by the other party's scolding, and said very calmly, "So I hope you will seriously consider our request, and either agree to us being the leaders of the three Baltic countries, or I will let 80% of the population of these three countries be buried with you. Do you really think that Moscow will let you become a martyr as you wish? Don't think about it, we knew which step you were going to take from the beginning. "

Veyonis turned pale. He would rather sacrifice his life for charity than have his plans fail. But Moscow seemed to have seen through his plan a long time ago and deliberately forced the other party to give up the prepared plan.

Romanov saw clearly on the screen that Makarov had forced the opponent to retreat. At the same time, it has also achieved its strategic goals. He would not make Veyonis the beacon that united the world against the Soviets, but would continue to divide and fragment the free world. The enemy is still suspicious of each other and cannot unite to fight, which is the biggest victory in the early stage.

What’s more, after two months, the Psychic Beacons were built on a large scale in the three countries, and the people of the three Baltic countries had no hope of resistance. By instilling their loyalty to the highest will, they became firm believers of socialism. Then these people were transformed into true ** fighters.

Psychic Beacons are really an excellent means to cultivate faith and loyalty.

Although the process violates the theory proposed by Marx, as long as the purpose is consistent, the process is not so important.

Romanov stood up and walked out of the command room. He knew that he had won this round. The last obstacle that hindered their attack had been removed. The Soviets were now so strong that no one could defeat them.

Outside the window of the Kremlin was Red Square. They pushed down a piece of civilian houses to build a new tank factory workshop. When the number of Apocalypses could not meet the needs of the war in the later stage, the Grizzlies and electromagnetic tanks would become the main force of the war, crushing everything when the opponent’s armaments were weak in the later stage.

“The gears of war began to turn, and the plan to conquer Europe has begun.”

He heard that Europe was now stepping up the production of tanks, but in Romanov’s view, it was too late. The Soviet Union spent decades of national strength to produce weapons that could sweep Europe, and they still hope to destroy this country in just half a year?

"I want to see which country can hold out to the end."

Romanov narrowed his eyes, and at the same time, he was looking forward to another thing happening.

The Soviet Union has stabilized almost all domestic situations and restored its status as a member state. If they don't take action, these people will never have a chance. 8