Soviet Union 1991

(The first update and the remaining three updates will be completed around 12 o'clock. Cheer up and procrastination must die!)

Woolsey may have confused one thing, that is, China's market economy is not as open as he imagined, and the prerequisite for harvesting through capital war is that the other party must have an economic bubble, just like Japan in the 1960s. Just like the economic boom in the 1980s, a huge real estate bubble formed and then burst.

Otherwise, China would not have been immune to the financial tsunami that swept across Asia in 1998. Compared with other countries with rapid economic momentum, although it broke the prosperity and development of Asian economies, it caused depression in some major economic countries. , but on the contrary, China has firmly established itself as the number one economic development country in Asia.

Of course, Woolsey could not predict these future events, but Yanayev, who knew the aftermath, was quite impressed by the financial crisis. Of course, the current timeline is still at the end of 1992. After two years of turmoil, the Soviet giant bears are like dormant hibernating animals, recharging their energy in the long cold winter. When spring comes, he will reveal his ferocious claws again and witness the whole world trembling in front of him.

In the conference room on the third floor of the Kremlin Senate, Yanayev, Pavlov, Kryuchkov, and Ryzhkov, the latest chairman of the Council of Ministers, were having a conversation. The people who entered this medium-sized conference hall were almost all the small group of big shots who controlled the affairs atop the Soviet pyramid.

Yanayev stood in front of the window. Winter in Moscow always came quickly, and he spent almost half the year looking out the window at the white snow. Through the thick glass, you can see the bustling people coming and going outside the window. There is a document on the oak table, which is an intelligence analysis of the recent political arena, which mentions the dragon-snake theory about the Soviet Union.

"Comparing us to the big red dragon? You really do everything possible. In Chapter 12 of the Book of Revelation, the red dragon is the incarnation of the devil, Satan. Those guys in the West have even brought up religion in order to discredit us. "When Yanayev saw the so-called dragon-snake theory, he simply sneered. Do you really think that if you kill a dragon, no one can stop the rise of the United States? France thought the same way when it swept across the European continent, and the Roman Empire thought the same way when it was at its strongest. However, the trend of history is overwhelming. You, America, are nothing but a stubborn stone trying to block the torrent.

"They seem to have given up on face-to-face combat with us, but in fact they are preparing to adopt a policy of encirclement. The US imperialists are determined to conquer us, and this can be seen from the theory of the CIA director." Yanayev Said, "Everyone must have heard about the US Secretary of State's visit to China a few days ago. He reiterated that the United States is China's strategic ally and hopes to elevate cooperation to a new level."

"At least the IQs of the top leaders of the U.S. government have improved a little, and they know that they need to unite other allies to deal with the Soviet Union, instead of using allies or going into battle alone." Pavlov pointed to the countries on the world map and analyzed. "An intermittent blockade from Finland, Poland, Turkey, Afghanistan to China is forming. If it had not failed to instigate rebellion against Ukraine, Georgia and Kazakhstan, the United States would have even been able to form a tighter encirclement."

"At least the former CIA director did a good thing unintentionally, right?" Yanayev also looked at the map, but in his eyes. This is not a simple image formed by the continental shelf, but a map of the world's political situation.

"Previous attempts to transport armed personnel from Finland and Poland to the Soviet Union were severely defeated by us. Now Poland and Finland have also transformed from ordinary countries to US allies wary of and hostile to the Soviet Union, not to mention the final stab. Turkey, although there is no action yet, I guess it will be soon.”

Poland and Finland have been at odds with the Soviet Union since the early days of World War II. No one wants to have a brutal neighbor with expanding power around them. This is why they are on the front line of anti-Soviet resistance.

"Since the failure of the war in Afghanistan, it has always been an enclave that neither belongs to the Soviet Union nor the United States. But I wonder how the CIA could let such a place go. They will definitely find ways to infiltrate it until it develops into a * *****The lair of extremist organizations.”

"China, the breakthrough point we have finally built up is facing the fate of being taken away by the Americans. Although they will not listen 100% to the words of the United States, after all, China knows better what neighboring countries are. If it really becomes an ally of the United States, it will turn its guns against it. The Soviet Union is the only one who suffers, while the United States is happy to hide behind it.”

After analyzing all the situations, Yanayev found that the situation in the Soviet Union was beginning to get worse again, not from internal pressure, but from external threats. The former allies have turned their guns and become the minions of the capitalist oligarchs, and the remaining few have also become ***. Although they will not stab you at the critical moment, they will definitely choose to stand aside when you need help the most. .

This is Yanayev's helplessness and the Soviet Union's helplessness.

Of course, Yanayev's helplessness always makes a group of people feel relieved. They are not so-called Soviet traitors, but some more radical guys who ardently hope that the Soviet Union will use extreme means to deter surrounding countries, and even use nuclear weapons to threaten. Most of them are fanatical admirers of Yanayev's early thundering means, but now they have become the uneasy factors that shake the Soviet Union's economic-based line.

"Now is the critical moment for economic development. We can't give up the provision of giving priority to economic development because of the instability of the foreign political environment. In fact, it is dangerous to do so." Rezhkov does not agree with those who want to fight against foreign aggression and then stabilize the country. He believes that the most important thing is to improve the economy first before having the capital to challenge other countries. It is precisely because of this that he tried his best to suppress the so-called external threat in the Soviet Union.

Second, the not-so-formal meeting held by Yanayev this time was to say to the top leaders first that no one has the ability to modify his decision, and the top leaders should not let this force affect their emotions and become their sympathizers.

"The Soviet Union is dangerous enough now. We cannot allow comrades with more dangerous means and thinking to appear in our ranks." At this point, Yanayev had a headache. He had just cleared out a group of guys from the democratic faction, and he couldn't allow a group of Trotskyist thugs with radical means and slogans to come.

In terms of political lines, Yanayev would not allow either or. His only goal was that the Soviet economy could move forward in an impartial political line. In short, everything needed to serve the people and the Soviet economy. Moreover, it had been proven before that the Soviet Union's path of exporting violent revolution was not feasible.

"It would be best if a red-headed document could be issued to warn the whole party to distinguish clearly what is the correctness of socialism. Socialism is not to destroy people's lives through a series of violent means, or to conduct fanatical brainwashing. How is this different from Nazism?"

"I see." Pavlov nodded. This kind of thing should naturally be handed over to the Prime Minister. What Yanaev has to do is to discuss the general policy with the members of the ******, and then elect a reliable resolution. Of course, sometimes Yanaev will also stubbornly implement some seemingly dangerous things that always make him win.

"Another point is to return to the topic just now. Maybe we can ignore the wooing of other countries, but China is an important chess piece that affects the situation. We care whether they will be wooed by the Americans." Thinking of this problem, Yanaev had a headache. Before, he thought that as long as he strengthened economic cooperation with China, even sacrificing part of the interests of the border, at least he could get a temporary alliance between the two countries.

However, Yanayev was uneasy because of the US intervention. He must not make the same mistake as Khrushchev at this time, so he decided to do something again, at least to make China realize that the Soviet Union and he are in a relationship of mutual dependence.

"One of the remaining two Kiev-class aircraft carriers will be sold and half-given to China at a symbolic price."

Yanayev's words were shocking, and even the members of the ****** present were slightly stunned.

(Well, if I can't write a sequel, I'll just start a new story. Anyway, there are still many stories with big imaginations) (To be continued.)