Soviet Union 1991

Update 2

The location of the negotiations was chosen in Sarajevo, a politically turbulent place in the Balkan Peninsula. As the fuse of the First World War and the capital of Yugoslavia. As the place where Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated and the place of contention in the Yugoslav Bosnia-Herzegovina civil war, Sarajevo is always accompanied by cursed and ominous politics, because whenever a major political event occurs here, it is bound to be accompanied by the decline and disintegration of a country.

The department for the peace talks was chosen in the Sarajevo National Building, which is the only building that has not been ravaged by war. The solemn marble seems to declare the former glory of Yugoslavia, and a hundred kilometers away from this magnificent building with colorful flags flying, there are broken walls and ruins after the artillery attack.

Attending the meeting were the representatives of the Croatians, Franjo Titusman, the leader of the Croatian Democratic Union, and the person who won the most popular elections and parliamentary seats. And the shadow hiding behind him is German Chancellor Kohl. So this time the loyal supporters standing behind the Croatians are Germans.

Serbian President Milosevic and Soviet representative Kozlovic took a car to the meeting place together. They were protected by soldiers and armored vehicles with live ammunition along the way. The black car they were riding in was as safe as a copper wall and iron wall. There was no need to worry about the extreme Croatian elements launching an attack.

At least Milosevic was very happy now, because they not only actually controlled 90% of Bosnia's territory, but even the British chose to withdraw under the oppression of the Soviet Union. Only Germany was left struggling in the political game.

Although Kozlovic's identity did not match that of Mishelovic, after all, one was the president of the country and the other was just the Soviet representative of the United Nations. But Yanayev never cared about the other party's identity when he hired people. As long as the political needs and conditions were strong, even an unknown person could become a political elite of the republic in the next moment.

Kozlovic, who had just escaped from death in Lebanon, stared at the gloomy man in front of him. He was described as a murderer and a demon of genocide in Western newspapers. In Soviet newspapers, he was a hero who maintained national unity and opposed religious rule. Thinking of this, Kozlovich just shook his head. Political propaganda, they would only select the part that suits their own interests.

"What's wrong? Soviet representative, why are you suddenly looking at me and shaking your head?" Milosevic asked puzzled.

"Nothing, just thinking of something." Kozlovich said with a smile. He adjusted the red star badge with sickle and hammer on his chest, looked at the building that was getting closer and closer, and suddenly said, "The meeting will definitely be full of gunpowder, just like this war."

Kozlovich turned around and said to Milosevic. "Just like Sarajevo, the fuse of the powder keg in the Balkan Peninsula. Serbs, Croats, Germans, Slavs, all kinds of people with different ideas gathered here, don't you think it's very interesting?"

"But in my opinion, these people are just enemies who hinder the unification of our country." Milosevic's eyes became sinister, like a cat that was touched by cheese in a bowl, with angry hair standing up. Pouncing on his enemies at any time.

Kozlovic half-squinted his eyes and said slowly, "The only thing that hinders your unification is that your own strength is not strong enough, but it doesn't matter. I don't believe that there is a country in the Balkan Peninsula that dares to challenge the Soviet Union. As long as we stand behind them, what are the Germans? When the Berlin Wall was built, he was just a fragmented poor guy."

Indeed, no one dared to touch the power of the evil empire. Those who tried to get a piece of the pie were squeezed out and left with scars all over their bodies. The Soviet Union was like a giant bear with a strong vengeance. He would use all kinds of conspiracies and conspiracy to counterattack those countries that had hurt their motherland. Until the other party realizes how stupid it is to go against oneself.

There are many representatives leading to the meeting place, but around Kozlovic and Mishelovic, it seems as if an invisible vacuum isolation zone has been formed. People consciously stay away from these two people with fearful eyes, as if looking at terrible monsters.

Indeed, in their hearts. The Soviet Union and Serbia are no different from monsters. The former's air strikes almost caused thousands of widows in Croatia overnight. And the latter's bloody and cruel massacre earned him the notoriety of the Bosnian Butcher. So as the culprit of the war, others hate and fear them.

"The weak are the weak." Mishelovic didn't care about the eyes of the people around him, and sneered, "Because they are not our opponents, they discredit a powerful country as an enemy of world peace, but deliberately use despicable means to cover up their evil intentions to split a country. Are there such people in Catholicism and green religions?"

"Don't ask me, I believe in communism, I don't know." Kozlovic shrugged, and after saying this, he was already standing at the door of the Great Hall. The guards here are so strict that they are even more exaggerated than the Kremlin. There is a sentry every five steps and a guard post every ten steps. Soldiers armed with live ammunition protect the representatives of these countries from sudden bomb attacks by some fanatics.

The two walked into the Great Hall on the red carpet. The originally noisy meeting stopped talking because of the appearance of Kozlovic and Milosevic. The people around quietly moved their chairs, trying to keep a certain distance from the two people in front of them. As for the others, they looked at other places awkwardly and deliberately ignored the two people in front of them.

The same treatment as them was given to another person sitting in a seat with a spacious and empty space around him, the Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic.

I don’t know how many people in front of them have cursed them in their hearts, but Kozlovic never cares about their thoughts, just as he said before.

"The Soviet giant bear has very few opponents, so we don’t care about the life and death of a group of ants. Do you want to be taken seriously by us? First of all, you can have nuclear weapons. A group of countries that have to buy even planes and tanks, what qualifications do we have to pay attention to."

Looking at the entire century, there are only a few countries that can fight against the Soviet Union without defeat. This is the disdain and arrogance in strength.

After the two sat down, the conference hall finally quieted down. All the delegates knew that the meeting that would determine the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina was about to begin, and they and their supporters behind the scenes would have the final battle here. (To be continued.)