Soviet Union 1991

Second update

When the unlucky commander handed the video to Dudayev, the result was a bullet that turned into a cold corpse lying on the ground. Dudayev waved his hand and ordered his subordinates to drag the body out. Then he turned on the TV and silently watched the commander's every move in the video tape, his eyes becoming colder and colder. Dudayev turned to the foreign mercenary captain and said in a very unfriendly tone, "This is different from the ending you promised me, my friend."

The mercenary captain from the Arab world smiled awkwardly, thinking about how to shirk the responsibility. He said to Dudayev, "Accidents happen in everything, President Dudayev, this time it was just an accidental mistake. , I promise that I will never let him have another chance to escape next time.”

"Next time? Do you think there will be a next time?" Dudayev sighed, holding up the videotape in his hand and said, "You are the one who hasn't figured out the situation yet. The commander was arrested, and the soldiers sent were unable to This is obviously a plot they designed, and this video is evidence that the Sufis have declared war on us. They have evidence that we assassinated the Islamic spiritual leader. You know what this will do to the internal unity of Chechnya. Bad influence?"

Having said this, Dudayev stood up suddenly and paced back and forth in the room. His mood was a little bad, and his tone was a little angry. "Once the conflict between Sufis and Wahhabis breaks out, our independence movement will be Failure. In the end, Moscow is the cheapest, you know?”

"Then we will drive out all the Sufis! No one will be left behind!" The Arabs finally showed their ruthless side. He said to Dudayev, "As compensation we are willing to send soldiers to sneak in and assassinate. Until we kill Ka Since they are unwilling to cooperate, there is no need for us to continue to cause trouble."

Dudayev finally acquiesced to the extreme sect's practices. In other words, he is gradually being assimilated by the Wahhabis and becoming one of them.

At this time, the phone in Dudayev's office rang. He signaled the Arabs to pause and stop talking, then answered the phone and asked, "I am President Dudayev, who are you?"

"I'm Kadyrov. I'm still fine now. I haven't been killed." The man on the other end of the phone said in a lukewarm tone. Even a little sinister, he asked slowly, "Have you seen the videotape I brought you, Dudayev?"

There was no title after that, he called the other party by his last name. Dudayev knew that the final break was finally coming. He held the microphone tightly and said in a deep voice, "Yes, I have already seen it. So Kadyrov, do you want to Take away my power? I can tell you that your conspiracy will never succeed."

Kadyrov laughed. He replied on the other end of the phone, "Power? You don't have the power for me to take it away, because you already have no power. I think I will use my own power to drive the Wahhabis out. Do you really think you can use it?" Can the despicable means of assassination reach a Sufi? Just dream on it. You are just a puppet. Tell the master behind you that the secularists will never let the seeds of extreme doctrines be sown in the land of Chechnya. We will clean out everyone with iron and blood. You are just a group of despicable people! Terrorists are not Muslims at all.”

Dudayev did not refute Kadyrov's words. He closed his eyes and said slowly, "Then do it yourself. Go and pray! But don't interfere with me or the Chechen independence movement, otherwise you will pay a heavy price." price.”

Dudayev glanced at the Arab next to him again, and when he saw that the other Arab did not respond, he continued to listen patiently to what Kadyrov said.

"It's too late! Dudayev, you idiot. Just praying now will not help. What is needed now is action. We will take revenge on you. The Sufis will no longer regard the Soviet army as their enemy, but you, and The Wahhabis you are collaborating with are our enemies. We will send you to Hell and burn them all, infidels!”

The first time he was denounced as a heretic by his old friend, Dudayev had mixed feelings in his heart. After hanging up the phone, he said to the Arab next to him, "I authorize you to do this, as long as you can We can use any method to take down the heads of Kadyrov and his son."

The Arab nodded and said, "I am just waiting for President Dudayev's words. I guarantee that within a month there will be news of the assassination of their father and son."

"Don't promise me anything. It's enough for me to see their bodies." After saying this, Dudayev didn't bother to say another sentence. He fell on the sofa and stopped talking, while the Arabs looked at At this point, he wisely retreated. At least his goal had been achieved. Without Kadyrov, Dudayev's regime would be their world.

Dudayev and Kadyrov parted ways since then, because of Yanayev's interference, a full seven years before the historical internal division of Chechnya. This time Kadyrov followed his son's advice and simply stood still, waiting for the situation to change.

Dudayev's power after losing Kadyrov suffered a major blow, and Dudayev's assassination of Kadyrov was also exposed. Kadyrov Jr. did a little bit on this matter. Manipulation, changed the mentioned house arrest into an assassination, and the ambiguity caused by the text change attracted all the hatred of the secularists to Dudayev and overseas organizations.

This incident had an avalanche-like impact on the Sufis. Many troops loyal to Kadyrov turned against him and left the battlefield without permission to join Kadyrov. The people who regarded Kadyrov as the spiritual leader of the Islamic world also became dissatisfied with the actions of the Dudayev government. Officers who had already complained about Dudayev in private also took this opportunity to leave the team and join Kadyrov.

For a while, Kadyrov's team was strengthened, and even had a vague strength comparable to that of the army controlled by Dudayev, but they still did not move their troops, neither confronting the Soviet army nor taking the opportunity to add insult to injury to the Dudayev government. In the words of Kadyrov, attacking the Soviet army would consume their strength, and attacking Dudayev's government would cause dissatisfaction among the Chechen people, so it was best to do nothing.

The news of the Chechen Sufi independence movement reached Yanayev's ears, and he finally breathed a sigh of relief. He did not expect that his plan would succeed in the end. Next, we just need to completely wipe out Dudayev's forces, and then we can negotiate a deal with the two Sufi father and son. (To be continued.)