Soviet Union 1991

Fourth update

"Did I hear wrong just now? We are now preparing to launch a coup?" Beishvili was stunned when he heard Shushkevich's answer. If he really wanted to do this, it would undoubtedly be against Georgia. Future and destiny challenge the evil empire's war wheels.

"We are not preparing to launch a coup, but we are about to launch a coup. Because we don't have so much time to think. The KGB's sword is already hanging over our heads. Maybe the next moment they will re-enter the Georgian Capitol and arrest them. Everyone present, and the reason why they haven't acted yet is because of the evidence they have. There is no sufficient reason or excuse to arrest us. Once they have sufficient evidence, the next thing Moscow has to do is to kill them all, and don't try to destroy the evidence. If you really push those people, they will jump directly. Pass the level of order and judgment, and use the most shameless purge method to get rid of us."

At this point, Shushkevich paused deliberately, as if to arouse everyone's fear, and said slowly, "If you think so, then everyone here chose to wait here to be arrested. Or choose to launch a highly risky coup in exchange for Georgia’s freedom tomorrow.”

Just as Beishvili was about to speak, Shushkevich interrupted him, "Listen to me, everyone here. Now we have extended our tentacles of power to the army. This is the basis and basis for our coup. As long as we successfully capture important military bases, we can get in touch with the Turkish government. I think they will definitely support our revolution in Georgia. As long as we have such an ally, are you still worried that we will not succeed? ?”

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"The Soviet Union launched an unpopular deportation campaign in Chechnya three months ago, driving citizens who the authorities regarded as threats to the far Arctic Circle. This incident also aroused the resentment of the coalition countries. So once Georgia Separate from the rule, what will follow will be a wave of secession among the member states, this time not a call for peace but a conflict of war."

Shushkevich described a bright future for this group of people in a very irresponsible manner, but he also sown the seeds of destruction for the last nationalist force in Georgia. A guy who seems to have good intentions but is actually uneasy has carefully prepared a trap for this group of people. The others looked at each other, as if so far except Shushkevich's risky plan. Others can't think of a safer way.

"Those who are willing to participate in this coup, please raise your hands. I need to know how many people will stand with us on the united front." After saying this, Shushkevich was the first to raise his hand and glanced at it. The silent people said with a hint of ridicule. "What? Does the Georgian nationalist movement have to rely on a Belarusian to hold it up? How come this great motto on the corner of the mouth, no freedom or death, shrinks when it comes to actual action?"

Perhaps stimulated by Shushkevich's words, Steiner and Beishvili raised their hands at the same time. Then came the second, third, fourth, and finally a few less determined revolutionary comrades who chose to put their hands down. Shushkevich did not blame these people for their timidity and cowardice. After all, changes in times will always produce heroes, as well as cowards. He just said slowly in a voice that everyone could hear clearly, "It doesn't matter if you don't want to participate in the coup. But from this moment on, your personal freedom will be restricted. We will not allow anyone who may affect the coup." Unrest exists, so I have to trouble you to stay in this conference room for a few more days until our great revolution is over."

Seeing the sullen faces of those who lowered their hands, Shushkevich said nonchalantly, "During the August 19 coup in 1991, no one believed that this hasty coup would succeed, but Yanayev Unexpectedly, he became the General Secretary of the Soviet Union. Therefore, some comrades may have doubts about today's coup. Bliss's democratic revolution failed under Soviet suppression. But I can tell you responsibly that we are not a small player who was bullied by the other side. Now we have control of the army, which is the key to victory. The Georgian model will be promoted throughout the participating countries and become a key factor in getting rid of the Soviet Union’s repressive rule!”

"The new democratic revolution will be born in this era. And we will be the pioneers who break the cage of the old century and welcome the new era, and the Soviet Union model will become a thing of the past." Shushkevich vowed that this group of people People have been led into the abyss of eternal destruction. I believe that they have mastered the so-called army and are even more confident that this coup will end in a successful way. Even if it is not successful, it will be a replica of the Chechen Civil War.

The meeting lasted from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Shushkevich discussed with everyone and worked out a detailed plan. They mobilized field troops to seize military bases and then distributed guns to armed militias. Under the leadership of these small committees, a war of independence was launched, and the target of the declared war was the powerful Soviet power.

"We still have one week to organize the militia. Last week, we recruited a group of Georgian youths by strengthening military training management. As long as we train for another week, this temporary force of more than 300 people can be put to use." Steiner racked his brains to organize the Georgian People's Army, and even used his network to transport ammunition from the regular Tbilisi army to provide training.

"A force of 300 people, plus more than 500 regular troops, such an armed force is enough to control the entire Tbilisi. The Soviet Air Force will not launch an air strike here, because it is much more difficult to repair Tbilisi after it is destroyed than Gruzny." Shushkevich's pun also made Beishvili smile knowingly.

They will create new history in the next few days!

It was already four o'clock in the morning when Shushkevich and Beishvili reached a consensus. After finalizing the details, they will launch such a coup that changes history the day after tomorrow, and the whole world will be terrified at that time.

As Shushkevich stretched, he was thinking about the panicked expressions of the KGB agents when they were arrested. (To be continued.)