Soviet Union 1991

(Today's three updates, the first update)

Moscow has been spreading the news of the annihilation of the Chechen armed forces in Dagestan like snowflakes. The mountains in the photo that were smeared with potholes gave people a great deterrent effect. When Western reporters saw this picture, they couldn't help but wonder if the Soviet Union used miniaturized tactical nuclear weapons. For a while, "Crazy Ivan" and "Terrible Red Giant Bear" and other mixed words filled Western newspapers. ▼

This is another major victory after the capture of Naurskaya, indicating that the Soviet army has firmly gained the upper hand in this war. The annihilation of nearly 3,000 Chechen rebels is undoubtedly a heavy blow to Dudayev's government. Chechnya, which was originally far behind in numbers, could no longer confront the Soviet army head-on.

The report only reported that the Chechen armed forces were annihilated, and the whereabouts of the leader of the armed forces, Basayev, were vague, and only used the statement that his whereabouts were unknown. Then the Moscow newspaper, which served as the mouthpiece of the central government, broadcast another speech by Yanayev, in which he expressed his willingness to negotiate with secular and enlightened Chechen rebel leaders to resolve the root cause of the unrest while ensuring the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. ▼▲●.ww.▼

Although Yanayev did not say it specifically, everyone knew that he was hinting at Kadyrov. After all, the only person who fits Yanayev's description is the secular Kadyrov.

At the same time, the Soviet army's offensive began to slow down, providing Chechnya with an opportunity to catch its breath, and also providing a relaxed environment for the faction-ridden Dudayev government to engage in internal strife.

As the spiritual leader of the Sufi sect, Kadyrov is the spiritual leader of Islam after Dudayev and Maskhadov. Dudayev, Basayev and others who support the fundamentalist Wa-Habi sect have always had conflicts with Kadyrov. As for the weak Maskhadov, Kadyrov does not fully support the second leader.

The Soviet offensive slowed down, and even appeared to be surrounded without attacking, which gave Dudayev an opportunity to counterattack. He actively planned the defense of Grozny. And those mercenaries from the Arab world joined the armed ranks. Kadyrov firmly opposed this approach, believing that it would lead to the spread of fundamentalism in Chechnya and damage the interests of the Sufi sect. For this reason, Kadyrov and Dudayev quarreled over this matter. .ww.●The seeds of conflict between them were sown.

On this day, Kadyrov walked angrily towards Dudayev's office, but was stopped by the presidential guard stationed at the door of the office. He stopped and looked at the young guard, and his majestic appearance made the other party take a small step back.

"Do you know who I am?" Kadyrov's tone was not very friendly.

"I know, Chief of Staff Kadyrov, but President Dudayev has ordered that any leader who goes to see him cannot carry a weapon." He pointed to the pistol on Kadyrov's waist and said with a lack of momentum.

Because Yandabiyev was executed by the Soviet Union, Maskhadov was able to climb from the position of the chief of staff to the height of the vice president, and Kadyrov also took the position of the chief of staff because of his prestige.

"Here you go." Kadyrov took out the pistol from his waist and handed it to the presidential guard. He put the holster heavily on the young man's hand, and then said, "If there is a scratch when I come out, I will shoot you on the spot, understand?"

The guard swallowed his saliva. ■●●Nodding slowly, he was about to say that he would inform President Dudayev, but Kadyrov ignored him and pushed the door open, just in time to see Dudayev and the Arab mercenaries meeting over.

Dudayev saw Kadyrov coming uninvited, frowned with some dissatisfaction, and asked with some dissatisfaction, "General Staff Kadyrov, I am meeting with guests, why did you suddenly come in?"

Kadyrov sneered. He said, "Since the Arab guests are here, then President Dudayev, you are just here to judge. A few days ago, this group of Hawabi people actually spread their doctrines on my territory and were driven out by my soldiers. Yesterday, they dared to call soldiers to threaten my people with weapons. Arab guys, who gave you the courage to make trouble on my territory."

Kadyrov held his forehead and asked with a headache, "Is this true?"

The leader of the Arab mercenaries rolled his eyes and said cunningly. "It's true. I apologize for my soldiers' rude behavior on your land, but Chief of Staff Kadyrov, you have disarmed and expelled the mercenaries who entered the Sufi sect's territory yesterday. If you come to report again today, will it feel like you are being unreasonable?"

"Being unreasonable?" Kadyrov stepped forward and stared into the eyes of the Arab mercenary, as fierce as a wolf looking at a sheep. He said, "Disarmament is the lightest punishment. If it weren't for the need for unity in Chechnya, I would send all of you Hawabi people to see Allah.∮∮Net,."

"Enough, Chief of Staff Kadyrov, please watch your words!" Dudayev was really intolerable, and he roared at Kadyrov.

Ignoring Dudayev's warning, Kadyrov continued, "Next time, if I see your people appearing in my territory again, I will make sure that your people never return. I dare not say it in other places, but in the territory of my Sufi sect, I will keep my word."

The mercenary leader did not retort, but smiled at Dudayev and said, "I take leave, President Dudayev, and will visit you another day to discuss our garrison."

After the mercenaries left, Dudayev completely lost his face. He asked Kadyrov why he wanted to shake the morale of the army when the enemy was facing them. They needed to unite all the forces of the Islamic world to fight to the death with the army.

"We have lost our great comrade-in-arms Basayev. If Kadyrov continues like this, the internal forces will continue to be divided, and we in Chechnya will have no hope at all."

"Huh." Kadyrov asked, "Is it justice to call those guys together? They will take advantage of the turmoil in Chechnya to spread their teachings, and then turn the entire Chechnya into the paradise of Wah-habi. I will never allow secularism The interests of the faction will be harmed, and Chechnya will not be allowed to become a paradise for extremist doctrines!”

"That's enough, Chief of Staff Kadyrov, are you pretending not to understand me on purpose?" Dudayev became angry and asked, "Or have you communicated privately with the Soviet leaders? To continue to be their lackey instead?”

"You doubt me." Kadyrov took a step forward, clenched his fists, and asked aside, "Are you suspecting me of collaborating with the enemy and treason?"

"I have never doubted my comrades, but what you did combined with Moscow's attitude is really suspicious." He grabbed the newspaper and threw it in front of Kadyrov. The news about Chechen cooperation mentioned by Nayev.

"Okay, very good. Dudayev." Kadyrov, whose loyalty was questioned, pointed at Dudayev and said with a half-smile, "It turns out that in the hearts of all of you, I am a collaborator and treason." Role. No wonder, a few days ago in Gugermes, one of my troops went from being trapped to being annihilated, but did not wait for the reinforcements that should have arrived. It turns out that you have long slandered me as a traitor and wanted to swallow up my power. ”

The conflict between the two completely broke out at this moment. Dudayev no longer wanted to ignore it and said, "Whatever you think, let it go. I don't want Chechnya to suffer from internal conflicts at the most critical moment." And disintegrate.”

"Fuck Chechnya, I finally see what you guys are like." Kadyrov threw his blue beret on the ground and said with a sneer, "I won't fight in this battle, you can go make trouble on your own." Well. I want to see how much trouble you can make without Kadyrov's troops."

Kadyrov slammed the door and walked out. He roughly took the gun from the soldier's hand, glared fiercely in the direction of the office, and then walked away amidst the stunned guards. (To be continued.)

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