Soviet Union 1991

First update

This large-scale campaign to expel the Wahhabi faction was of course indispensable for the condemnation of many Western media. They accused the Soviet government of carrying out large-scale religious persecution, or even another version of Stalin-style purges. Of course, harsh criticism from the Arab world is inevitable. They also believe that communism is destroying religious beliefs, which is against the will of the real pig.

Of course, the Soviet Union retorted. They said that after expelling the Wahhabis and other non-secular extremist sects, the crime rate in Chechnya has been greatly reduced, which fully proves that these people wearing black jilibap robes or carrying bomb vests are responsible for causing the crime in Chechnya. A source of unrest. He said that the government fully respected their request. Since it felt that secularism and secularism were apostasy, the Soviet government would create a paradise for the Wahhabi faction in the Arctic Circle and let these people explain the Holy Scriptures to polar bears. Anyway, there is a polar day phenomenon in the Arctic Circle. No one can stop you from worshiping 24 hours a day.

As for the so-called Soviet interference in religious movements in Arab countries, Yanayev personally said in private that you believers should not condemn it and declare war. There is not so much time in life for people to protest. If you hate the Soviet Union, retaliate. If you hate communism, start a war. There is no use in condemning it. It will still be ignored by the permanent members of the United Nations. If you can’t condemn it, negotiate. If you can’t negotiate, declare war. If you can’t fight, just wait. Having been wiped out by the Satan of the Soviet Union, you are even afraid of the torrent of red steel and intercontinental missiles. How dare you say that you hate communism and socialist countries?

In the face of the Soviet Union's rebuttal, secular religious countries such as Syria, Iran, and Iraq, which had secretly received benefits from the Soviet Union, pretended to look around. Only Saudi Arabia in the Arab world was embarrassed to face the Soviet Union's external rhetoric.

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The expulsion of Wahhabi was a signal from the Soviet government to warn the peoples in the Caucasus who were trying to become independent. In this way, Yaanaev warned others, a red warning, that the claws of the Soviet giant bear are regaining control of this area. If you are against Enemies of socialism, please flee to the West. Because next we will dig out the worms in the country one by one. Then they were crushed to death one by one.

Shushkevich breathed a sigh of relief. Facing the frightened crowd, he was fortunate not to join the camp of so-called Western democratic leaders. He rejected the other party's offer of olive branch many times. For this old fox who has been in the Soviet political arena for decades without falling, he can not only choose the right team. And he can change ships at the appropriate time without saying a word, keeping in step with the party.

An anonymous report letter that had been compiled was placed on the desk of the first secretary of Georgia. He originally wanted to write his name on the envelope, but being as cautious as a fox in hunting, he gave up the idea after thinking about it.

If the mayor of Tbilisi and the deputy secretary of the Georgian National Party knew about it, Shushkevich's situation would be embarrassing. That means the centrist leader chose the central government over the Georgians. Although the anonymous case may have ended up implicating the KGB itself. But it is much better than having the incident exposed later and being implicated.

Taking a step back, if the real owner who wrote this report letter is known, Shushkevich will at most offend the Georgian democrats and win the favor of the central government. Based on this merit alone, maybe he can do more. What about taking the next step and stepping into Moscow’s decision-making circles?

Thinking of this, a smile appeared on Shushkevich's lips. He has never accepted an investment where the risk is greater than the return. Just like an old fox, he did not dare to face an unconventional person like Yanayev. The hunter who plays his cards.

"Steiner is definitely a competent mayor of Tbilisi, but it's a pity that you did one thing wrong. That is, as a Georgian, bargaining with the central government was the first mistake you made. The so-called sympathy for the Georgian independence movement is your second mistake.”

Shushkevich put the information about the accusation against the mayor of Tbilisi into an envelope. This was not a gift to Moscow, but was brought directly to the KGB intelligence officers. They would be more delighted than when they opened these things. If you are crazy, this is the biggest reward for asking for credit from your own Moscow government. If possible, it will definitely not be a problem for these people to be promoted to a higher level.

Shushkevich sent the report letter to the person in charge in Tbilisi through secret channels. However, he did not know that the information in the report did not trigger any major action by the KGB agents, but was sent directly to The supreme leader of Moscow. Yanayev's hands.

Yanayev opened the envelope, and the letter Shushkevich imitated the handwriting of others was revealed in front of him. This anonymous report, the most detailed material, revealed a high-level Georgian plan to recreate the Prague Spring. They infiltrated their claws into the army and placed their cronies inside. Lurking and waiting for the opportunity, they launched a rebellion when the Soviet Union was most overwhelmed.

"If it weren't for this letter from Shushkevich, I don't think I would have known that these people had planned to this point, or were preparing to seize power, damn the Georgians, even Stalin from Georgia. We also adopt high-pressure ethnic policies towards this land because we are worried that this group of people will adopt this method.”

The person who submitted the letter was the owner of Lubyanka. He did not expect that the plan Yanayev mentioned before would be carried out so quickly. Georgia's life and death are now under Moscow's control.

"Shushkevich's letter is just a letter that ignites the unrest in Georgia's political arena. The rioters in Tbilisi finally revealed their true colors."

"Why didn't General Secretary Yanaev take action to uproot the Georgian parasites and replace them with another group of loyal Soviet officials? We have carried out such large-scale replacements since 1989." Kryuchkov didn't quite understand Yanaev's approach.

According to the power restored by the Soviet Union now, it is more than enough to deal with Georgia, so no matter what conspiracy those guys have behind the scenes, it is not as tough as the troops controlled by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

"Then is Georgia enough?" Yanaev raised his mouth, "There are so many forces in the entire Caucasus region that are unwilling to obey. Is it enough to deal with Georgia alone?"

"Our eyes are only on all enemies who are unwilling to obey the Soviet Union." (To be continued.)