Soviet Union 1991

(The third update was originally posted six hours ago, but I couldn’t post it because I fell asleep while typing.)

"It's amazing. The Americans' response was a little faster than we thought. What do you think of this, Surkov?" The request was submitted by Jack F. Matlock Jr., the U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union. Abandoned by Yanayev, he sat on the throne symbolizing the supreme power of the Soviet Union, staring at the piece of paper with a few words, closing his eyes and thinking about countermeasures. The words on paper are also very simple. Bush has the most concise words to express his full anger implicitly.

"Dear Comrade Yanayev, we have an American citizen who was illegally detained by the KGB in the Soviet Union. Please believe that he is just an ordinary person traveling to Moscow and not the criminal you want to arrest. If you can If so, please meet with Mr. Matlock, our ambassador to the Soviet Union. He will answer everything for you. We apologize for the inconvenience caused to your country. "

This diplomatic rhetoric is typical. Will an ordinary American citizen attract the attention of the president? Everyone knows that this guy is an American spy, but according to the procedure, these lines that are probably disgusting to themselves must be said completely to the opponents they are dealing with.

"The Americans don't want to make a big fuss. They want to end things in a low-key manner." Surkov, who personally tailored a tit-for-tat plan for Yanayev, then took the next step for the president, "As long as we obediently take action If the tower is handed over to the Americans, this matter will be over, but no one can guarantee that the United States will not continue to do such dirty things tomorrow. This time it is rubles, next time it is financial fraud, they will always find a way to do it. Finding gaps in our fragile economy.”

"If we don't hand over the people and make the news of the $14 deficit public, the result will be that the Soviet Union does not suffer any loss, but the United States will cause a big financial sensation because of the loss of the $1.4 billion dollar black hole. This This is the last thing Americans want to see. At the same time, Americans who are angry will also do whatever they can to They imposed sanctions on us, such as shorting the London gold market, and used the export of gold on which we depended as a weight to crush our shoulders. The result was that the Soviet economy was even worse and the U.S. economy was severely damaged. To be honest, if it were me, I would choose to follow. The Americans compromised. After all, the fragile economy of the Soviet Union can no longer withstand the hardship. I wonder what you think, President?"

"Neither the first nor the second is the best choice. We can have a third choice so that Americans can learn a lesson and weigh themselves before using financial war next time." Yanayev pondered for a while and then said Surkov said, "We can make the Americans pay a ransom to redeem Leo Vantaa."

Hearing that the president of a country actually wanted to ask for ransom from another country like a kidnapper, Surkov looked a little embarrassed. He said tactfully, "President Yanayev, isn't it a bit bad to do this? Because in this way, it will Putting us in an immoral kidnapping situation may even allow the other party to find a way to fight back against us.”

Yanayev, who was originally holding a tea cup, heard Surkov's words, put down the cup and said to him disdainfully, "Hook? Go to hell. Anyway, we have no friends in Europe anymore. In their eyes, we are just naked robbers. Crazy Ivan, the devil of terror, communist Heresy. Since others already view us in this way, why should we please these people? Since they are unwilling, then we do not need to please them with the idea that we can coexist peacefully with them. For the West, it is a collapse. The Soviet Union is the good Soviet Union.”

"The corrupt capitalist world only deserves to tremble in front of communism, and we do not need to pity them. These countries propose so-called welfare societies not because of how much conscience those capitalists have, but because of our terrifying existence."

Yanayev never thought about how much meat he would greedily cut off from American financial institutions, but making President Bush angry again was the outcome he wanted. Yanayev wants Bush to repay the damage caused by U.S. imperialism to the Soviet Union over the years, with profits.

Yanayev put his pockets in his pockets and stood in front of the window looking at the brightly lit scene outside. The land he loved, the motherland of the Soviet Union, was facing the most difficult situation of internal and external troubles.

Yanayev turned back and whispered to Surkov, "We have already launched the 'mercurochrome scam' before, and I think the Americans have fallen into the trap by now, and they will mistakenly think that we have a mercury-red nuclear weapon. Why do you dare to ask for ransom from them openly? This is my bargaining chip. Americans don’t know the details and it is easier to compromise at the negotiation table.”

"And is 100 million U.S. dollars a lot? It's not a lot. Those greedy financiers on Wall Street can collect this amount of money by just counting in anonymous treasury. But 1.5 billion U.S. dollars is nothing to us. It is an indispensable shot in the arm. With it, the Soviet Union can survive for a while longer. Time. Surkov, the reporting atmosphere of economic improvement that I asked you to create in the newspaper was just a self-deception. In fact, up to now, the Soviet economy is still in a state of low growth. I just used a series of words. The so-called diplomatic victory is used to divert the attention of the domestic people.”

Yanayev looked at the pale Surkov and patted his shoulder, "This is the most difficult moment for the Soviet Union, so whether it's oil or arms, I have to make up enough money to survive the current Soviet Union." The distressed funds are waiting for Ryzhkov’s economic recovery plan to be effective.”

The realization of many things is at the expense of other things. For example, the unlucky American tourist Vanta was enduring inhuman treatment and torture in the secret stronghold of the KGB. Plekhanov had prepared a good fight for them in advance. To greet him, he had to use torture methods that would not allow people to discover the wounds, so waterboarding and intimidation were put on the stage to deal with Wanta.

After enduring several hours of waterboarding torture, Wanta remained silent. So the KGB agent threw a photo of his daughter in Pennsylvania to Vanta, and threatened that the KGB agent was already lurking in the United States, allowing Vanta to choose his daughter's life or death.

"Is there any difference?" Wanta, who was tortured and dying, said with a disdainful smile, "I have become an abandoned son. I said that the Americans would kill me and my daughter. If I didn't say it, you would kill me and my daughter." If my daughter is silenced and dies in this filthy prison, at least I will be given a state funeral."

Plekhanov was smoking next to him. When he heard Wanta's words, he dropped the cigarette butt and walked directly to the other person. He grabbed his hair and looked at Wanta's eyes longing for relief and asked, "You really can't see the situation clearly. Ah Leo Vanta, didn’t you ever think that when you revealed these account passwords, you and your daughter would be heroically protected by the Soviet authorities for the rest of your lives?”