Soviet Union 1991

First update

Cesar was already anxiously waiting for Yanaev's arrival in the office. He had already inquired about Yanaev's performance at the airport. Instead of being afraid, he strongly criticized the Turkish Foreign Ministry staff for what they said. According to others, Yanaev did not seem to be here for peace talks, but more like he was here to ask for punishment.

Cesar, who was already somewhat at fault, felt an inexplicable tension in his heart. He was more afraid of Yanaev than calm. A Soviet leader who once dared to challenge the entire Western Europe and a red tyrant who put his hand on the nuclear button to negotiate with the West was now sitting opposite him and chatting and laughing. Cesar was a little scared when he thought about it. He was afraid that Yanaev never played by the rules. Didn't he see the fate of Demirel and Maziel before? In the eyes of outsiders, they just lost in the political struggle. Only those who really understand the truth will know that their resignation is inseparable from the gloomy eyes behind the Kremlin.

Yanaev walked into the foreign guest reception room calmly. This was a simply furnished room. Apart from the sofa and table, there was almost nothing superfluous. Sezer stood up and looked at the man in front of him who was taller than him. He felt an inexplicable sense of oppression in his heart, not only in terms of physical size, but more importantly in terms of psychology.

He shook hands with Yanaev and tried to calm his emotions, "Hello, General Secretary Yanaev, welcome to Ankara."

Yanaev stretched out his hand calmly, shook it hard, and said expressionlessly, "I don't want to say polite words, let's get straight to the point. When will Turkey be willing to withdraw its troops deployed on the border? And stop interfering in the Caucasus region? After President Sezer gave a satisfactory answer, the purpose of my trip to Ankara this time was completely achieved."

Sezer's smile slowly withered.

Yanaev's words instantly solidified the atmosphere. No one expected that the Soviet General Secretary would speak so directly. The reception staff even looked at each other in bewilderment.

Sezer forced a smile, "You can't say that. We didn't try to intervene in the dispute in the Caucasus. As for the border conflict, it seems that the Soviet Union was the first to deploy troops to the Caucasus border, right? Turkey has a very good reason for doing this, which is to stop the Soviet armored forces from continuing to move south."

"Oh, really?" Yanaev smiled with some disdain, "When did Turkey's four armies give President Sezer the illusion that they could stop the Soviet armored forces from moving south? Or is the Turkish president already eager to start a war?"

"Although we don't think Turkey is qualified to be a rival to the Soviet Union, let me tell you What is the cruel truth, President Sezer. Once the Soviet Union and Turkey go to war, you must mobilize all the army forces to resist the Soviet Union's southward force. In this way, the Greek deployment will be in a state of emptiness. Do you think the ambitious Stephanopoulos will miss this great opportunity? "

Yanaev is very clear about the deployment of the Turkish Army. Their 1st Field Army is headquartered in Istanbul and is specially deployed in the Black Sea Strait and Eastern Thrace, that is, the European part of Turkey; the 2nd Field Army is deployed in the southern border area of ​​Turkey; the 3rd Field Army is deployed in the Armenian border area; the 4th Field Army is deployed in the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean coastal areas. Other independent armies of the army are deployed in Central Anatoly and the north of Cyprus.

So Turkey's troops can complete three tasks, blocking the Soviet Union's southward movement, interfering in the Middle East, and waging war against Greece, which is also a NATO country. However, we can notice that the third point seems to be the main goal of the Turkish Army. Turkey's most advanced equipment is also in the hands of the First Army in Istanbul, which means that Greece is Turkey's main goal.

But once the Soviet Union marches south, the entire Turkish army combined will not be enough to fill the gaps in the Soviet Union's teeth.

Once the Soviet army marches south, the Third Field Army deployed on the Armenian border is no match for the Soviet army. If the Turkish army mobilizes the Istanbul Field Army, Greece will also seize this opportunity and be ready to move.

The Soviet Union does not need to worry that once it attacks Turkey, it will cause a defense vacuum in Eastern Europe. So far, no country has dared to provoke the Soviet Union in Europe. Even Britain and Germany have to consider the mood of this neighbor with the strongest military power in Europe.

"We have detected the trajectory of the CIA's activities in the Caucasus region, and through the satellite positioning system, we have also detected traces of large-scale military aid on the border. Don't tell me President Sezer, these are not the actions of the Turkish government with tacit consent?"

Sezer's face has turned pale, but Yanayev, who is sitting at the opposite negotiating table, is still calm. His fingers tap the table, and he easily disintegrates all the other side's defense lines.

Looking around, which country in Western Europe can challenge the Soviet army now? Not to mention Turkey, a country with a bloated organization and backward equipment, even if it is the elite troops of Western Europe, Yanaev is confident that he can disintegrate their attack in a short period of time.

Cesar continued to argue, "General Secretary Yanaev, you have to understand that the CIA's aid could penetrate into the Caucasus region through any place, not necessarily through Turkey's border troops. Also, everything you said cannot be regarded as evidence. We will not admit that such secret operations have been carried out in other countries!"

Yanaev shook his head in disappointment. He didn't want to make the negotiations too stiff. If it weren't for Sezer's repeated denials, he wouldn't want to resort to such a desperate measure.

"Do you think the Soviet Union needs an excuse to attack other countries? We are the steel torrent that punishes the world."

Yanaev said lightly, "We came with the purpose of peace, not to prepare for a war with Turkey. But Turkey has repeatedly harassed and blocked us. I think there is no need to continue this negotiation. I just hope that your Third Group Field Army is ready for the final blow."

It sounds exactly like an ultimatum.

"Because what you are about to face is the latest achievement of the Soviet Army's reform, the information-based armored forces."

"This is a steel torrent that focuses on precision strikes."

President Sezer's face turned pale and he could not speak. (To be continued.)