Soviet Union 1991

First update

Pukalov was about to raise his head when one of the Soviet soldiers hit him hard on the head with the butt of his rifle. He was so painful that he couldn't speak. As a prisoner, he had no right to bargain.

"Be honest." The paratrooper glared at him, then raised his hand and raised the muzzle of the gun, signaling the other party not to act rashly, otherwise he would open several blood holes in your head at any time.

Looking at the muzzle of the Kalashnikov rifle, Pukalov shrank his neck very tactfully and kept silent.

"Damn it, why is the Soviet army so fast." After being hit by the butt of the rifle, the scene in front of him became blurred, and there were overlapping shadows shaking. The butt of the rifle just hit him hard and almost killed him.

Pukalov could only kneel on the ground and watch the Soviet airborne troops walking back and forth on the airport like other colleagues, alert to the surrounding situation. As the last batch of soldiers to withdraw from Marneulli Airport, Pukalov, the unlucky guy, was obviously not lucky enough. The Soviet army quickly occupied the airport after the airborne landing. Now he and a group of unlucky colleagues were the only prisoners of the Soviet army. After the paratroopers occupied the airport, they quickly began to repair the runway after the bombing, clear the wreckage, and prepare for the take-off and landing of Soviet fighters. Then the 58th Army used the Mi-8 helicopter, and then transported engineers and engineering machinery to the airport under the cover of the Mi-35 armed helicopter to repair the runway.

The airborne troops threw the red signal stick to the position to guide the landing of the transport helicopter.

There was a buzzing sound in his ears, which was getting louder and louder from the mosquito-like sound at the beginning. Pukalov subconsciously raised his head and couldn't help but shrink his pupils.

Dozens of helicopters appeared above him like falcons. When he raised his head, a huge black shadow blocked the light and left a shadow in front of his eyes. The eye-catching red star logo on the fuselage was engraved in his pupils.

The Mi-8 helicopter appeared over the Marneulli Airport under the cover of the Mi-35 armed helicopter. The paratrooper standing on the open ground waved a signal stick to command the troops to land the Mi-8 helicopter, and then the transport engineer came out of the cabin.

Before the Mi-8 helicopter completely stopped, the transport engineer had already moved the engineering machinery out.

The order of the Joint Operations Department was to complete the repair of the runway within 12 hours, and to be able to take off and land large transport aircraft and bombers, and to use large transport aircraft to directly airlift the T72 tanks to the airport, and then deploy them to the battlefield at the fastest speed.

A steady stream of Il-class large transport aircraft began to land at the airport. After the hatch opened, the ready T72 tanks slowly drove out from the tail of the cabin. At that time, the armored forces will attack Tbilisi from three different directions. Annihilate the enemy's living forces.

After annihilating most of Georgia's armed forces, Troshev began to deploy armored forces in the Caucasus region, and in the shortest time, he surrounded Tbilisi in a pincer situation with the armored forces attacking on the Eastern Front. After the ports and airports were occupied, the Georgian rebels were no longer able to stop the Soviet army from advancing on the western front. They would unite into a powerful armed force and pierce directly into the heart of Tbilisi like a sharp sword.

However, before completely solving the problem of Tbilisi, Vladimir had to do one more thing. That was to first solve the other behind-the-scenes mastermind of this incident, Turkish President Sezer.

As for why it wanted to be a stopover for large strategic bombers, the Southern Joint Strategic Command has remained silent. This was originally a military action to demonstrate the Soviet military power and deter Turkey. The large bombers were only for strategic deterrence in the Transcaucasian Mountains. Prevent any attempt to rescue the fleeing soldiers. However, even Troshev thought that Moscow's dispatch of strategic bombers was a bit of an exaggeration. But Comrade Vladimir's favorite thing was to make a fuss. He believed that only in this way could the restless Southern Ottomans be completely deterred. It was also his idea to let strategic bombers cruise in the Transcaucasus region.

Which border does Turkey want to cross? That also requires asking whether the Soviet Union's tactical nuclear weapons agree!

The entire airport began to operate 24 hours a day. In order to ensure the operation of the airport, the transport engineers completed the repair of the airport runway facilities in the shortest time. After twelve hours, fighter jets will continue to land in Georgia to participate in the bombing of Tbilisi.

Another part of the strategic bombers will perform different tasks to deter neighboring countries with powerful force. The Southern Joint Operations Command only targets the unrest in Georgia, and some actions with political threats are directly responsible for Moscow. One is internal and the other is external, with detailed division of labor.

Compared with the steady style of the 58th Army, Vladimir's deterrence seems simple and crude, relying entirely on the Soviet strategic advantage to directly threaten the other side. As he said, offense is always the best defense.

Since the Americans dare to sail the fleet into the Black Sea region, Vladimir dares to let the Tu-95 large strategic bomber carry tactical nuclear warheads to patrol the border between Turkey and the Soviet Union. After the airport is fully repaired, more and more bombers will be deployed towards the three airports. At the same time, Su-27 will escort the Tu-95 strategic bomber.

"Most of Georgia has been controlled, and the rebels have begun to retreat to central cities such as Tbilisi. In other words, our operations are halfway done." Troshev reported the good news to Comrade Vladimir on the phone. However, he still felt that Vladimir's use of strategic bombers to patrol the Georgian border was inappropriate, "But do we need to stir up hatred at such a sensitive time? If Turkey regards our provocation as an act of war, it will only make the situation in Georgia worse, right?"

"No, Turkey does not have the ability to declare war on the Soviet Union." Vladimir said affirmatively. Moscow has already calculated Sezer's weakness. He believes that Turkey has fallen to the point of needing the protection of the US fleet, which is enough to show how seriously Sezer suffered in the previous nuclear threat. He has become a frightened bird and trembles under the threat of Moscow.

"Now we only need to add fuel to the fire for Turkey on the Georgian border to make him fully understand what the consequences are of angering Moscow!" (To be continued.)8