Soviet Union 1991

(The three words that were censored in the first two chapters, Putin and Gorbachev, even this one was censored. Sure enough, the enemy is in the Propaganda Department and the Political Bureau. It has been modified)

Hearing Warren's answer, Yanaev suddenly remembered the words said by the protagonist in a certain movie for some reason, that sooner or later you will have to pay for what you have done.

"Last year, 45 African countries asked the IMF for loans for satellite funding projects. President Yanaev must have known about this." Warren said.

Gaddafi gave the African people the opportunity to have a communication satellite. In 1992, 45 African countries decided to have their own satellite, which would cover all communications such as the Internet and telephone communications. They decided to ask the International Monetary Fund for a loan, but the IMF understood that funding this project was dangerous for Western countries. Why? Because Western countries earn $500 million a year from communications in African countries. $500 million a year, excluding interest. This is the amount they earn.

"But I know the IMF has rejected it, and Africa has no money to carry out this project now." Yanayev said indifferently. Anyway, there was no follow-up to the African communication satellite incident, and Yanayev was not worried that the African people would rise up one day and come up with black technology to beat the United States.

"Who said there is no? Now Gaddafi has come out and said he is willing to lend money for this project." Secretary of State Warren said helplessly.

His answer also made Yanayev stunned for a moment. You know, it was not until 2007 that Gaddafi was willing to bear most of the funds for this project. And it was only after that that Africa had its first communication satellite. Gaddafi made the West lose $500 million in net income each year by funding this project, and Gaddafi himself only borne $300 million. Gaddafi really dared to do this kind of means of cutting off people's financial resources. Doesn't he know what the consequences will be if he goes against the world?

Fortunately, it is still 1993. After the Barcelona process was launched in 1995, if the Soviet Union could be a behind-the-scenes promoter of France and bring the Mediterranean Union to the historical stage in the 1990s, then Gaddafi's civil war would come more quickly. Because of his stupidity. He rejected the invitation of the French Mediterranean Union and offended the last gangster who was willing to support him. From then on, the five gangsters stood on the same front and issued a unanimous statement. Let's kill Gaddafi together. Whoever doesn't do it is a grandson.

"What we have to do now is to reach a consistent caliber internally and unite to deal with Gaddafi." One of the reasons why Warren came to discuss this with Yanaev was because Gaddafi accused the Soviet Union of violating human rights on the issue of Chechnya. Adopting a high-pressure policy against Muslims in the country is something that Yanaev, who has always adopted a high-pressure policy against the Communists, cannot tolerate.

Dare to point fingers at the Soviet Union's religious policy, does Colonel Ka know how to write the word death?

"But this is not enough to convince the Soviet Union to join you in dealing with Gaddafi." Yanayev was telling the truth. If it was just a verbal condemnation without violating actual interests, the Soviet Union would treat it as a wild madman. China decided to intervene not only because Gaddafi wanted to establish diplomatic relations with Taiwan, but also because Gaddafi made him embarrassed in front of the international stage on the issue of China's nuclear weapons.

"You know, up to now, Gaddafi is still buying our weapons, which means he is still an arms customer of the Soviet Union. Do our enemies want us to give up arms customers? Will we agree?" Yanayev asked deliberately.

Warren was stunned. He didn't expect Yanayev to be so honest about the relationship between the Soviet Union and Gaddafi. After all, among the seven major arms importers in the third world, Libya and the Soviet Union have a deep arms trading relationship.

Yanayev actually doesn't care whether the West will take action against Gaddafi. The only thing he cares about is whether Gaddafi will fall. After all, if the government army falls, Yanayev will lose hundreds of millions of arms business in vain. If a government close to the West is established, the last bit of its wealth in the Mediterranean will be used up.

The Soviet Union knows what the United States wants to do. The refugee crisis caused by the civil unrest in Libya is a disaster for Europe. Now there is a Muslim refugee crisis in Yugoslavia. If there is another Libya, Germany and France will cry. Moreover, after the Soviet Union lost Libya, it meant that it had no allies to trade with in the Mediterranean. Egypt had already chosen to turn against the Soviet Union in 1972.

However, the Soviet Union has now greatly reduced its front line. It has no time to take care of its North African allies in the Mediterranean.

"Of course, these issues are not to the point where there is no room for negotiation. Our requirements are also very simple. Hand over the leaders of the other two Baltic countries hiding in the United States to us, and we will acquiesce in your actions against Gaddafi." Yanayev will naturally not let the Americans get what they want.

He has always been resentful of the leaders of the two exiled governments of Lithuania and Latvia. It can be said that this is also the reason why there are hidden dangers between the member states. Apart from Georgia, which has always been unwilling to give up its evil intentions, only the separatist forces in the three Baltic countries are still fantasizing about long live freedom.

After the spiritual pillars of separatism are hanged on the gallows and foreign political forces cut off their assistance, those people are like headless flies and have no idea where to go.

"Deal." Warren replied. The exiled governments of Lithuania and Latvia are now a burden to the United States. If they are returned to the Soviet Union as soon as possible, they can reach a consensus on these goals. If they really want to kill Gaddafi, China should be the one with the least objection.

"It's a very pleasant cooperation." Secretary of State Warren shook hands with Yanaev again. The Soviet Union and the United States are surprisingly similar in selling out insignificant small countries for the interests of the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council.

Anyway, the Libyan people will see from tomorrow that the official attitude of the Soviet Union towards Libya will change from supporting allies to passers-by who do not ask. Then the United States will unite with other countries to incite a Jasmine Revolution in Libya.

The moment Comrade Yanaev sold out Libya, he was determined to use the interests of a country to cause a social crisis in the Western world. Because no one would have thought that those potential green cancers would cause social problems that would cause headaches for all countries in Europe in the future. (To be continued.)