Soviet Union 1991

First update

This is the first visit to Moscow by Acting Turkish President Demirel since Yanayev reaffirmed Soviet-Turkish friendship. This was also Demirel's first personal contact with Soviet General Secretary Yanayev. This person occupies a key position in the coup and helped him at the most critical moment when the Turkish army attacked the PKK. Demirel was grateful to Yanayev. Of course, help is help, and the relationship between Türkiye and the Soviet Union will not change because of a short-lived interest alliance.

Yanayev met with Maziyel at the St. George's Hall, the most solemn diplomatic occasion, and made a joint statement on the development cooperation between Türkiye and the Soviet Union. Turkey claims that in the future it will further develop economic cooperation and political exchanges with the Soviet Union, improve the political and geopolitical environment in the Black Sea region, jointly shelve disputes, rationally develop the Black Sea, and use navigation rights.

Maziyel's statement was meant for President Mario. In this way, he warned the other party that Turkey is now leaving the United States and going it alone. As for the actions of the United States in the EU, Maziel is not too worried yet. After all, Maziel must now clean up the mess made by Demirel before starting negotiation mode with NATO again.

In St. George's Hall, Maziyel emphasized in front of all reporters that Türkiye and the Soviet Union were strategic cooperative allies.

"There is no doubt that the influence of the Soviet Union and Turkey in the countries bordering the Black Sea is crucial, while political stability between Turkey and the Soviet Union contributes to the long-term stability of the Black Sea. The alliance between Turkey and the Soviet Union is for the Black Sea region The situation is stable and helps promote regional peace and development.”

Maziyel glanced at Yanayev and continued to tell reporters, "Turkey and the Soviet Union will also continue to deepen military cooperation and jointly maintain the stability and unity of the Black Sea region."

When asked by reporters whether Maziyel's move would be opposed by NATO allies and whether it would affect Turkey's accession to the EU, Maziyel cleverly avoided the minefield.

"Turkey and the Soviet Union are trying to safeguard the ownership of the Black Sea region, and it will not affect the relationship between NATO and the so-called breakdown of EU negotiations. The Soviet Union and Turkey are normal trade partners. There is no such thing as a military alliance."

Maziyel answered the questions with a smile, and at the same time conveyed his ideas to the EU and the United States, telling them not to use Turkey to achieve their own ulterior purposes, and that Turkey would not be used by the Americans again this time. gun use. President Demirel is a weak and incompetent fool, but Maziel is not such a person. He knew better how to maneuver between NATO and the Soviet Union to achieve his goals.

The spotlight illuminated Maziel's smiling face, and also included Yanayev, who was smiling meaningfully next to him. It's not that he has any objections to what Maziel said, but he is somewhat looking forward to what kind of counterattack the West will make.

Losing a Türkiye is nothing. Mario loses one card in his hand at most. However, the offensive to remove political strongmen from the Middle East was interrupted on the Soviet side. Now the war in Iraq is still going on. Saddam's regular army, which was secretly assisted by the Soviet Union and China, was broken into pieces and became guerrillas, continuing to fight the war with the United States on Iraqi soil. It is estimated that the U.S. Congress is also beginning to have budget headaches now. The military is devouring the national finance like a bottomless pit.

"It seems that Mario's overall plan has been disrupted now. The United States is trying to intervene in the political situation in the Middle East and interfere with world oil prices to control oil prices and threaten the Soviet Union. It has established an anti-missile system alliance in Eastern Europe to deter the Soviet Union's strategic areas. President Mario failed to make these two seemingly perfect moves. As long as the Soviet Union is still around, the U.S. conspiracy will never succeed."

Yanayev could even think of Mario throwing things in the presidential office. For Mario, who wanted to slaughter the Soviet Union, this was an unacceptable fact. After more than six years of struggle, the Soviet Union not only did not fall, but also disrupted every move in the American political game, putting the Mario administration in financial difficulties. Moreover, coupled with the fact that the President of the United States personally "castrated" the CIA, it can be said that the Soviet Union has secretly surpassed the United States in the international political game.

The endless war quagmire, like the Vietnam War in the 1960s and 1970s, has made the US economy even worse. President Mario's strategic mistakes time and again also led to a crisis of distrust in Congress towards the cabinet organized by Mario. Once the signs of this crisis spread, it will lead to irreversible disaster. No wonder the American media will claim that as long as President Mario does nothing, he is being condescending to the United States.

Thinking of this, Yanayev smiled happily. This was the first time that he felt that the United States was unable to succeed. If the next president could continue Mario's policy mistakes and wrong lines, the United States would encounter a crisis like the Reagan era. The only difference is that President Reagan was able to successfully avert danger, while President Mario persisted in going down the wrong path.

Will Trump take office as he wishes? Even Yanayev is unsure of the future direction of this Red Empire "spy". Unless he is willing to engage in political activities, it will be impossible for the KGB to support Trump in power in disguise.

Mario's luck will eventually run out in the next few years. As long as Yanayev keeps a repressive attitude, the United States will have little chance of turning the tables after he steps down and the next leader takes over. He has even thought about how the Soviet Union, which has increasingly close economic ties with East Asian countries, should avoid the Asian financial crisis in 1998. Yanayev's advantage is that he can foresee how to avoid historical risks.

The only thing to worry about is the next leader of the United States, which is the most uncontrollable factor that Yanayev is most worried about.

With the Soviet Union and the United States not much different, the success or failure of the strategic policies of the top leaders is particularly important. This is also the reason why Yanayev has always maintained a far-sighted foresight. As long as he takes a wrong step and loses a bet, Moscow will lose everything.

"There are still two years before Mario steps down. It's time to start preparing."

Yanayev sighed, feeling that this is another long foreshadowing.

He needs to conceive a bigger conspiracy and then execute it quietly. (To be continued.)