Soviet Union 1991

(The third update is over, some things are just mentioned)

The people of the entire Soviet Union gathered in front of the TV to watch this great event and celebrate the grand ceremony of the motherland. Yanaev looked splendid in front of the camera. He waved to the camera and said hello to the people of the country in front of the camera.

Yanaev entertained the representatives from North Korea. When reaffirming the friendship between the Soviet Union and North Korea, North Korea hoped to continue to expand trade with the Soviet Union. Due to the peaceful evolution of various communist countries in Eastern Europe, North Korea has lost many trading partners. If it loses another Soviet Union, it will be a fatal blow to the originally fragile North Korean economy.

It is for this reason that North Korea is more like a loyal Southeast Asian watchdog, crawling beside the Soviet Union. In history, the disintegration of the Soviet Union led to a full decade of economic recession in North Korea. It was almost in the early 21st century that it slowly recovered its strength.

"We have always given full care to our socialist allies." Yanaev replied politely, but what he said next made the North Korean representatives feel cold.

"But you also know that the Soviet Union has had serious economic difficulties recently. We can't buy it at an extremely low price like we did in the past, or even provide selfless assistance." Although Yanayev said it very tactfully, everyone could hear that North Korea's good days were coming to an end.

The North Korean representative showed disappointment that was hard to hide on his face, while Du Mei on the side looked a little gloating. Fortunately, Vietnam had already begun to try economic reforms before, unlike North Korea, which was clinging to its shortcomings and fell into economic collapse once it lost the support of its allies.

No longer paying attention to the disappointed North Korean representative, the next military parade was the top priority. Yanayev did not take the lead in speaking on the stage, but first greeted the representatives of World War II veterans in the audience.

Faced with Yanaev's sudden concern, these World War II veterans were somewhat flattered. When they wanted to stand up and shake hands with Yanaev, they were held by the shoulders and pressed down. He smiled and said, "If you have difficulty in walking, there is no need to stand up. I only represent the people of the whole world and pay you the deepest respect."

When Yanaev said this, he bowed 45 degrees. The camera just happened to capture the scene of Yanaev bending over and bowing, as well as the somewhat confused expressions of the veterans present. And it also happened to let the people of the country see Yanaev's political show without any deliberate pretense. Sometimes, a natural example can win the cheers and applause of the masses.

"This... General Secretary, you are really too. Too polite." After thinking for a long time, the veteran representative used such an inaccurate word to express his difficult mood.

Yanayev glanced at his empty left sleeve inadvertently, and said to him with respect, "Thank you for everything you have done, the motherland will never forget you."

The neat phalanx of soldiers marched through Moscow's Red Square in a unified pace. The bayonets of the rifles in their hands shone brightly under the sunshine of May, and the red songs played spread throughout the sky. The white doves representing peace and hope soared into the sky, accompanied by the colorful hot air balloons flying upwards, representing the desire to love peace and hope.

Katyusha's singing rang in every corner of Moscow's Red Square, accompanied by the singing came the armored forces of Moscow, the neat phalanx of T80 tanks and T72 tanks. The huge steel monster was pulled by 1250 horsepower, and the steel tracks covered every piece of land in the Red Square, announcing to the world the arrival of the red polar bear.

When Du Mei saw the T80 tank, his eyes flashed with light. He had previously forced a wave of military sales to buy some T72 foreign trade versions of tanks. But what really moved Vietnam was the T80 developed on the basis of the T64, but the Soviet Union did not have any foreign versions of these tanks for the time being. However, according to the recent Soviet Union's crazy arms sales, it is possible that the T80 will appear on the list of foreign sales one day.

Just as Du Mei was daydreaming, all the leaders' subtle facial expressions could not escape the cameras in front of them that captured their every move.

Next came the phalanx of missile troops. The SAM missile series that frightened the entire West opened the curtain and slowly appeared on the stage, from the single-soldier portable SAM-18 needle-type air defense missile to the SAM-19 Tunguska, and even the giant SAM-21 Triumph long-range missile also appeared at the military parade. When the giant weapons walked through the Red Square, they attracted a lot of admiration from the audience.

And Yanayev was also secretly proud. He wanted to achieve this effect. For this muscle show, the Soviet Union pulled out all its treasured assets to bask in the sun. Yanayev knew that he could not restore the grand scale of the August 1 Western military exercises, so he could only warn Western countries indirectly in this way. The decline of the Soviet Union does not mean that our weapons have lost their deterrent power.

And the Soviet Union finally brought out a weapon that North Korea could take notice of, the long-range ballistic missile.

Although the Soviet Union began to provide North Korea with about 20 Scud B missiles in 1972 and continued to supply them until the 1980s. After that, North Korea obtained a more advanced "Scud" B missile from Egypt. North Korea copied these missiles carefully and successfully produced the Hwasong-5 missile.

Three years ago, North Korea learned from the experience of Iraq's Al Hussein missile. The fuel tank was lengthened to increase the range, and the "Labor" missile was developed. However, there has been no major breakthrough in the research so far. Only Yanayev has a clear understanding of North Korea's missile test progress, because after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1992, researchers from the former Soviet Union's Makayev Design Bureau began to help North Korea develop new missile technology. The "Labor" missile was officially deployed in 1995.

This Soviet military parade was like an arms exhibition that socialist allies dreamed of. The North Korean representative looked at Yanayev absent-mindedly and stood by him, trying to ask about the SAM missile in private, but Yanayev cleverly avoided the topic because it was not the time to discuss this.

When the last weapon appeared, the Katyusha that was originally played stopped abruptly, and was replaced by a song with more radical lyrics, that is, the "Soviet March" adapted by Yanayev. When he asked to sing this more "domineering" tenor lyrics, he was questioned by Surkov.

"Are lyrics full of great power chauvinism really suitable for playing at the military parade?" Surkov, who is the Minister of Propaganda and is also responsible for the arrangement of the military parade, asked with some concern.

Yanayev, who is well versed in the violent thinking of the Slavic people, asked him, "Which one is more likely to gain public support, political correctness or radical slogans? For example, the virgin saying of 'the Soviet Union will live in peace with the Western world and never go to war' and the radical slogan of 'the Soviet Union will flatten the world and will never show mercy to enemies who threaten the motherland', which one is more likely to be approved by the public."

"The second one." Surkov replied.

"That's it, is there any other problem?" Yanayev rolled his eyes at him. "Friendly countries are surprised" never appears in Yanayev's dictionary. Consider the feelings of the British in the lyrics? Sorry, we have never had much good feelings with European troublemakers. If he doesn't like it, he can go to the embassy to protest. I believe the Minister of Foreign Affairs will solve this problem in a friendly manner.

Moreover, when the Americans created the Soviet March, they wanted to discredit the Soviet Union, but they did not expect that this song would become a heroic march that everyone admired. This is the same wonderful meaning as the redneck Trump's support rate soaring before I traveled through time.

(We Soviets will flatten the entire free world!)

When the passionate and magnificent music sounded, the last terrible killing weapon of the Soviet Union slowly appeared in the eager eyes of people all over the world. The huge body made everyone feel a terrible and depressing atmosphere. The body of more than 30 meters carried a terrible warhead with a t-n-t equivalent of nearly 20 million tons. Enough to destroy the world several times.

(From Belfast across Europe to the Far East!)

It is the last trump card of the Soviet Union, the most feared weapon in the West, and it is known as the two strongest trump cards of the Soviet Union along with the steel torrent that flattened the entire Europe and the huge nuclear arsenal.

(The Red October March sang throughout the land.)

NATO named this weapon with awe after the most terrible demon in hell.

(Poplar, Katyusha, Iron Torrent, and our red polar bear.)

R-36M, Satan. (To be continued.)