Soviet Union 1991

Second update

Yanayev, who returned to the negotiating table, seemed much calmer than before, which made Bush feel a little uneasy. When Yanayev looked at Bush, he was like a lion fighting a rabbit, and he was aloof. The Soviet Union, which laid out the mercury-red scam, has full say on the issue of small nuclear weapons. It can choose to reject any harsh treaty proposed by the United States, of course, only if they have not discovered that the mercury-red nuclear bomb is just a hoax.

“The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Miniaturized Nuclear Weapons, states parties possessing miniaturized nuclear weapons undertake not to transfer, directly or indirectly, miniaturized nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices or control of such weapons or explosive devices to any receiving state; and not to assist in any way , encourage or induce any non-nuclear-weapon State to manufacture or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices or control of such weapons or explosive devices.”

"Moreover, neither the United States nor the Soviet Union can possess more than fifty miniaturized nuclear weapons, and they will not be the first to use miniaturized nuclear weapons when war breaks out."

If the first article is an official statement, then the second article is the real purpose of the United States. The United States deliberately blurred the concept of no more than fifty, and did not explain the actual limit on the power of nuclear weapons and the real number of nuclear weapons. In order to In the future, after the United States develops weapons that are also comparable to mercury-red nuclear bombs, these cumbersome regulations can be bypassed. And when the war broke out? Don't be kidding, apart from the Soviet Union, there are really countries that can allow the United States to use nuclear weapons.

What if it was a war between the United States and the Soviet Union? That is when humanity will be destroyed.

Listening to the translator's narration, which was as cold and emotionless as these nuclear weapons, Yanayev couldn't help but interrupt the other party's eloquent speech and asked directly, "I think the number of fifty is too harsh, at least. Keep it at a maximum of three hundred, right? After all, nuclear weapons are important weapons for a country’s defense, and we cannot accept this number.”

Yanayev deliberately showed that the Soviet Union had a certain number of suitcase nuclear weapons in order to make the United States make wrong judgments about the number and types of the Soviet nuclear weapons arsenal. Easier to act as a fraudulent deterrent.

"You mean three hundred? Isn't that too much...a little?" Bush swallowed. Three hundred, even if the number of red mercury nuclear bombs in the Soviet Union is reduced by half from the number reported by Yanayev , the remaining one hundred and fifty nuclear weapons are enough to cause a devastating explosion in all major cities in the fifty states of the United States. But Bush would not have thought that Yanayev actually did not have a mercury-red nuclear bomb in his hands.

"President Bush, we don't agree with what you said." Yanayev deliberately frowned, and his tone became a little cold, "If you have such a destructive weapon that can check and balance any country, you will hope that they Are you restricted by a certain treaty that doesn't even allow you to make this kind of weapon? I think you won't agree to it, just like I won't agree to the number of fifty. "

"So, you should hurry up and find a solution that can counterbalance miniaturized nuclear weapons." Yanayev decided to guide the United States on the wrong path. He pretended not to care and said, "Unless you can speed up the development of the 'Rod of God' Strike weapons in outer space, otherwise once the balance is disturbed, our torrent of steel will plant red flags all over Europe.”

"How did you know about the God's Stick plan?" Bush was slightly stunned. Originally, Star Wars was always a fraudulent strategic propaganda plan. The so-called God's Stick was just a imaginary attack plan by the Americans, and it was extremely difficult to implement it. The level of unreliability is as absurd as when the Soviets wanted to detonate a nuclear bomb on the surface of the moon.

"Of course I know that the plan designed by you Americans is just a ridiculous scam. The Soviet Union also has the same Rod of God plan, but it is much more reliable than your tungsten rods. We deploy tactical nuclear strike warheads in low Earth orbit , I can tell you clearly that it is to reverse the situation in the struggle for hegemony.”

Yanayev almost revealed a non-existent plan, and combined with the previous mercury-red scam, it was enough to form a non-existent sharp blade, hanging above the head of the bald eagle, while the red polar bear was holding the sharp blade hanging As long as you gently release your finger on the thread, the bald eagle will die.

I don’t know how Bush, who was sitting across from him, was shattered when he heard the news. He always thought that the United States was ahead of the Soviet Union in science and technology, but he finally discovered that the other party’s technology tree had always been higher than his own. Before, I was complacent, thinking that I finally had a chance to punish the Soviets and their allies.

Of course, Bush was doubtful. Mercury and the others had first-hand confirmed information, but the Rod of God was all based on Yanayev's words. In addition to the economic difficulties of the Soviet Union in recent years, it was difficult to say whether there was such a super weapon. His first reaction was whether Yanayev was using the panic caused by mercurochrome to threaten himself.

But Yanayev just wants Bush to think about this matter suspiciously. As long as the United States is concerned about whether the Soviet Union has these unconventional weapons, even if it does not, they will find ways to increase funding to produce similar weapons. The arms race will cause The result is that both sides endlessly develop weapons that appear to be powerful but actually have little effect. For example, the 138 prototype has two turrets similar to the Apocalypse tank, and the M388 nuclear rocket whose range is shorter than the explosion range.

Sometimes thinking too much about people is not a good thing after all.

In the end, Bush, who was a little confused, agreed to Yanayev's request, but the number of 300 coins was reduced sharply to 215 coins after bargaining. It also requires that the equipment at the Smolensk factory must be dismantled before May next year, and the production of red mercury weapons can no longer be carried out.

Yanayev agreed to Bush's request, but he also had the same request, that is, when the number of miniaturized nuclear weapons in the United States reaches the upper limit, it must be like the Soviet Union and must never produce such weapons again. The Americans, who are focused on studying the power of small nuclear weapons, are naturally well aware of this so-called loophole in the treaty. As long as the weapons they produce can crush the opponent's number in terms of power, it doesn't matter even if it is smaller.

The top priority is that the United States also needs to have its own suitcase nuclear bomb to deal with the threat from the Soviet Union. Bush could not wait to end the meeting and return to the White House immediately to persuade Congress to pass the review of new military weapons research and development funding.

When the meeting was about to end, both parties signed their names on the document, and then each shook hands with ulterior motives, allowing reporters to take photos of this historic moment. The contrasting photos of a tired-looking Bush and an energetic Yanayev made headlines. People all over the world are paying attention to the signing of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Miniaturized Nuclear Weapons. But a small group of intelligence analysts gleaned some disturbing answers from Bush's weary demeanor.

The contest between the Western free world and the communist camp has broken the benchmark of balance.