Soviet Union 1991

Fourth update

The French Prime Minister began his visit to Moscow under a series of secret arrangements. Because the visit was confidential, no one except a few senior French people knew about the itinerary. Both countries kept strict confidentiality, avoiding everyone's eyes and ears, and preventing others from knowing about this meeting.

Because this time France is selling its teammates for oil. Because it was a secret trip, neither the Soviet Union nor France made much publicity. When Prime Minister Juppe stood at the door of the Kremlin, the whole world did not know what France would do next. As for why Chirac did not negotiate with Yanayev? Chirac said that once such underhanded tactics were discovered, he would not be willing to take the blame.

So under such circumstances, Juppé became the most suitable candidate for this negotiation. Although he also knew that this was a trap, for the future of France, he had no choice. At the beginning of the negotiation, Yanayev got straight to the point. He asked, "I want to know if France is willing to cooperate with us and embezzle most of Libya's oil fields?"

The meeting was held on the third floor of the Executive Yuan. This was not a reception in line with international diplomacy. Regarding topics such as secret conspiracies, Yanayev preferred to hold the meeting inside this slightly gloomy conference room, even if the other party was from abroad. Top levels of government are no exception.

“If we were not sincere, we would not be standing here discussing the future of Libya with the Soviet Union, but I am very curious about one thing, and that is that your country mentioned in the previous phone call that the French should be the only beneficiaries of Libya. I want to know how to prepare to do this.”

"Will you talk to Gaddafi?" Yanayev asked with a smile.

"Of course not. Gaddafi is the target of our attack. If it were not for the deployment of a large number of Soviet-made anti-aircraft weapons in Kufra, I think Gaddafi would never be alive and kicking now." Speaking of Soviet-made air defense weapons At this time, Jupe also increased his tone, as if he was laughing at Yanayev's actions.

But Yanayev didn't care about this. He answered straightforwardly, "Gaddafi cannot die now. If France and the Soviet Union want to divide the interests of Libya, Gaddafi will still have value. You are not planning to take action now." To seize most of the oil fields from Hamra to Owe? In that case, we need Gaddafi’s government troops.”

"Use government troops?" Zhu Pei somewhat understood what Yanayev wanted to say. Only the Soviet Union could think of such a thing.

"Yes, use government forces to attack oil fields controlled by Britain and Germany. In return, France and the Soviet Union will try not to interfere with the actions of Gaddafi's army. This will give France the opportunity to expand its territory in Libya, because Gaddafi is busy taking care of the others."

Every step Yanayev makes pushes France into a pit of fire. Such behavior that offends its allies will surely be condemned by the United States, Britain and Germany. France, which is already dissatisfied with NATO, will further quarrel with EU member states. There was a rift between them, and the Soviet Union took this opportunity to bring the two countries closer and became a major power ally in Europe.

However, according to the French people's urine, they will not care about other people's eyes. After all, when France was within the EU, it wanted to form a small group in the Mediterranean trade circle to squeeze Germany out of it.

"Of course, just because we don't attack Gaddafi's government forces doesn't mean that Britain and Germany won't take action. Another way is to secretly fund Gaddafi's troops, but this kind of game is very dangerous to play. Because Gaddafi There are so many variables in this person, no one knows where he will make his next move.”

Yanayev also hoped that Gaddafi would not die so soon after he could hold on for a while, and that European countries would devote their energy to Libya first, so they would not have so much time to care about the Soviet Union's small actions elsewhere.

"But France likes to cooperate with the enemy of its enemy. You must know that we have never worried about Gaddafi's changes. We are more worried about allies who stabbed them in the back." When talking about allies, Juppé was obviously unhappy. Recently, the United Kingdom has begun to move. French cheese, originally said that Bouteful was conquered Chi later promised to give priority to the oil fields to France, but now uses France to stop providing funding as an excuse to give priority to the oil fields to Royal Petroleum Company of the Netherlands. Who doesn't know that Royal Petroleum and British Shell have merged together, and the so-called funding of Royal Petroleum is in A blood transfusion for the British economy.

This move by the United States made France very unhappy. Chirac, who had originally planned to take action, decided to completely break up and "fight" with his allies.

Yanayev deliberately breathed a sigh of relief and said to Juppé, "Since France has such determination, then we are also willing to cooperate with you."

The expression on Juppei's face has not changed. He has been thinking about a problem, that is, this plan seems to be too considerate of France, and has almost undermined the interests of most of NATO's allies in Libya, so he will Feeling a little strange.

"But I still have a question, and that is why the Soviet Union supports France on the Libyan issue. Although you have agents controlling the Bouteful Pool, how can one oil field compare with Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom? Observe Looking at the Soviet Union’s actions around the world in recent years, your Russian oil trading group has been very quickly embezzling the assets of oil countries and looking for oil fields all over the world.”

"Tell me, Prime Minister Juppe, do you think the Soviet Union is short of oil?" Yanayev said with a smile.

"Of course there is no shortage. Your three oil-producing areas of Baku, Urals and Tyumen are the envy of European countries." The French Prime Minister answered honestly.

Yanayev nodded, "In fact, we don't care about the little oil in Libya. Supporting France to annex Libya's oil fields is not because we are very generous. After all, we also have selfish motives. We don't want to see NATO members annex all the oil fields, but the Soviet Union cannot stop this because our influence in Libya is far less than that of Western European countries. So we need an ally who can curb NATO's actions."

In fact, it is not that the Soviet Union is so generous, but it hopes that France's self-interested behavior will arouse public outrage in Western European countries, so that the first unstable factor will appear in the Western European group that the United States has worked so hard to build.

France, which has turned against NATO, will be Yanayev's first firm ally in Western Europe. (To be continued.)