Soviet Union 1991

Sixth update

Ambassador Belenko was listening to Yanayev's speech at the Political Bureau meeting while enjoying a sumptuous dinner. This has become his habit. Just when he was about to turn off the TV, the originally silent The night was broken by a burst of noise.

The sudden noise caught everyone off guard. Ambassador Belenko subconsciously looked at the window and walked towards the window, but was stopped by the captain of the security team and forcibly pulled him behind him. Mazelkov pointed his mouth at the window, stepped back cautiously, and called on the walkie-talkie, "What happened? Antonio?"

The sentry standing on the top floor of the building seemed a little panicked. His eyes widened and he saw a dark crowd walking towards the main entrance of the embassy. After hearing Mazelkov's question, he quickly picked up the walkie-talkie. He replied, "Oh my God, there are a group of heavily armed soldiers coming towards us. Oh my God, there are too many of them."

"Hey, hey, hey, Comrade Antonio, calm down and tell me how many people are coming towards us? Twenty? Thirty?" Mazelkov asked, "Damn it, you have to give me an exact number. data.”

Antonio, who was holding the telescope, tried his best to suppress his nervousness, hoping to see clearly how many people were on the other side through the telescope. He replied, "Thirty, no, no, forty, oh no, probably, there are about sixty people facing the direction." When they came over to us, they had Kalashnikovs in their hands, and some of them had 7 planes.”

Antonio adjusted the angle and looked to the other side, only to see a scene that made him despair. Three armed pickup trucks were quickly approaching the embassy in Benghazi. There were also 12.7mm caliber heavy-duty aircraft on them, and they were armed. The direction where the pickup truck was heading was the weakest point in the embassy’s protective measures.

"We are surrounded, Comrade Mazelkov. There are too many of them and there are all kinds of machines. We must evacuate or call for support."

Antonio's desperate answer made Mazelkov and Ambassador Belenko feel dark, but Mazelkov still let Antonio continue to observe, and then he went to summon all available paramilitary operators in the entire embassy to carry out the investigation. Assemble, and a tough war will begin soon.

Mazelkov ordered Ambassador Belenko to immediately destroy all confidential documents. They would fight the invading armed men until all the documents were burned. After speaking, Mazelkov shouted on the walkie-talkie. Shouting to summon men, he walked towards the weapons storage room.

The total number of security personnel in the entire embassy was only eighteen, and four of them were new members who had just arrived. However, Mazelkov couldn't care about so many. He opened the weapons storage cabinet and placed all the weapons on the table. superior. All the security personnel slowly gathered in the room, and some of them were even pulled up from their beds with sleepy eyes. Obviously, they were not very clear about what happened at this time.

Mazelkov introduced the situation to these guys as quickly as possible, "There may be more than sixty heavily armed guys preparing to attack the embassy. Our task is to protect the embassy from falling. Protect Ambassador Belenko from being caught, protect confidential information from falling into the hands of the enemy, do you understand?”

"Understood." Everyone replied without any hesitation.

"Let me make it clear in advance that this is not an act, it is a real war. I am ready to sacrifice for the motherland. At this moment, if anyone wants to back down, please leave this room." Mazelkov After looking around, no one spoke. He nodded and waved his hand, "Very good. No one chooses to be a coward. Everyone takes up arms and protects Ambassador Belenko."

Everyone quickly picked up the Kalashnikov on the table, inserted the magazine with familiar movements, opened the safety, pulled the bolt, and ran out. At this time, no one thought about escaping. A group of guys whose adrenaline was soaring. How could he miss the opportunity to kill the enemy and make meritorious deeds? The tradition of these Russians stationed in Benghazi is to defeat all invaders, long live Moscow.

A soldier with glasses who looked a little childish was about to pick up the weapon on the table when his hand was grabbed by Mazelkov. Mazelkov shook his head and whispered, "Comrade Lelkov, There is no need for you to join this war, I know you have just become a father..."

Lolkov said dissatisfied, "Everyone has gone, but I won't go. This doesn't make sense. My comrades are all here, Comrade Mazelkov. Also, when I become a father, I am ready to defend the great There is no conflict in the motherland. I just want my child to know one thing when he grows up. His father is a glorious Soviet people’s hero.”

Unable to resist Lolkov's stubbornness, Comrade Mazelkov had no choice but to let go. He patted Lelkov on the shoulder and said in a deep voice, "We must come back alive."

Lolkov picked up his helmet and nodded towards Mazerkoff, "Don't worry, nothing will happen."

The brackets on the low wall are already occupied by heavily armed security personnel. They will be set up on the wall and aim at the dense crowd in front through the barbed wire. It is not until they see those armed men that the security personnel realize how bad their situation is. There are enemies everywhere. The people from the Red Crescent Brigade or the Libyan United Revolutionary Front who were guarding the door had long been scared away by such a huge momentum. Except for a small number of people who stayed to fight side by side with the Soviet security personnel, the current situation is basically the same. The rhythm of one versus three.

Comrade Lolkov has a headache, but the one who has an even bigger headache should be Mazeerkov, because there is no backup now, and even the signal seems to be isolated. It seems that the enemy is very well prepared and even uses signal jamming to allow Mazelkov was unable to gain access to local pro-Soviet leaders. Although Ambassador Valenko has reported the emergency situation to Moscow, the fire far away cannot be rescued.

Gritting his teeth, Mazelkov loaded his weapon and was ready to fire at any time. Before leaving, Mazelkov handed his weapon to Ambassador Belenko and told the latter to find a safe place to hide until they announced that everything was over. Ambassador Belenko can come out only when it is safe.

Ambassador Belenko pulled the bolt and confirmed that the gun was loaded, then asked anxiously, "What if you didn't hold on?"

"If we don't hold on, we will fight until the last moment until everyone falls. Also, remember to keep the last one for yourself, Ambassador Belenko. Don't let them capture you alive." After saying this After saying that, Mazelkov followed the others to the unknown battlefield.

Everyone was very nervous and watched each other's every move vigilantly. The rule of firefight between security personnel was that unless the soldiers on the opposite side opened fire on you, you could not get the first shot no matter what.

This was Mazelkov’s last mobilization speech. He pointed to the building behind him and said coldly, “This embassy is equivalent to the territory of the Soviet Union. What will happen to any enemy who attempts to invade the Soviet Union? "

"Death." The others shouted in unison.

"What will happen to the forces that want to fight against the Soviet Union?"

"die."

The neat and loud shouts of determination even drowned out the noisy shouts of armed men at the front door. When they arrived under the low wall, they found that the team that had been waiting for them was waiting for them. Everyone's mouth was aimed at this group of watchers. The armed men appeared extremely disorganized.

They were ready to die, and seemed to be more determined and more morale than the armed men outside.

Faced with such a well-prepared team, the soldiers of the Syrian Free Battalion stopped or even stopped, not daring to take another step forward.

Mazelkov's voice was already a little hoarse, but he still held Kalashnikov in one hand and held a loudspeaker in the other hand. He said firmly word for word, "Behind us is the Soviet Union, and now it has There is no way out. Any armed person who dares to cross this door and violate the motherland will have only one outcome."

"Kill!" (To be continued.)