Soviet Union 1991

Second update

Europe has been full of surprises lately.

Kwasniewski, chairman of Poland's current ruling party, the Democratic Left Alliance Party, responded strongly, claiming that Poland would not accept any refugees. He also said that "Poles are the masters of Poland" and "the EU's decision is depriving weak countries of their sovereignty. Don't threaten Poland with joining the EU. Poland will not please Western countries because it hopes to join the EU." He also called on those who are preparing to join the EU. Eastern and Central European countries united to resist the ugly behavior of Britain, Germany and France.

Poland's strong attitude has deeply disturbed the European media. In addition, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and other countries have also made it clear that they are unwilling to accept refugees from Libya and Syria. Even more ruthless and cruel is Austria. They send refugees to the German border and prepare to help refugees cross the border into Germany.

"Back then, Austria led the HRE states to fight the Thirty Years' War, but the HRE was defeated miserably. The Austro-Hungarian Serrajevo incident triggered World War I, and then the German Empire lost the war. Then the Austrian Hitler led Germany to fight World War II, and Germany III The empire lost. This year Austria took the lead in sending refugees to the Federal Republic of Germany to enjoy capitalist society. Austria is really a model of betraying its teammates. Isn’t the surge in the number of refugees in Germany enough to give Chancellor Kohl a headache? If they hadn’t declared war, Gaddafi would have been able to suppress those forces so far. It’s almost becoming a breeding ground for fundamentalism.”

Of course, the Soviet Union's instigation behind the declaration of war on Libya was due to the credit. If Yanayev had not been encouraging Gaddafi to continue to seek death, and instigating France to launch air strikes on Libya to consolidate its dominance in the Mediterranean, the situation would not have been like this.

Romania was temporarily put aside, and Yanayev was not in a hurry. After all, the situation in Eastern Europe would need to brew for a while before a wonderful civil war could break out. On the contrary, Poland is now the focus. Poland, which would rather die than surrender, seems to be very courageous and does not accept any refugees? Well, both Western Europe and the Soviet Union have something to say.

"Poland has really inherited the glorious tradition of not forgetting its ancestors. Is it trying to lead the countries in Central and Eastern Europe to boycott European policies?" Yanayev was also a little helpless about Poland joining other countries in boycotting the reception of refugees. It is estimated that the original intention was to use EU membership as a threshold to force Eastern and Central European countries to accept refugees.

Kwasniewski completely disagrees with Western European countries. He said that Poland would rather not join the EU than accept refugees.

"Are we joining forces to trick Poland again?" Primakov asked. Apparently Poland took the lead and led Eastern and Central Europe to resist accepting refugees, and even caused chaos to the EU. Representatives of the three major Western European countries felt very dissatisfied. . In addition, Yanayev is deeply dissatisfied with Poland's implementation of the anti-missile system. As long as someone takes the initiative, others behind him will take over at any time. If you piss off a big European country, no problem, you have someone else to turn to. If you have pissed off all the big European countries, congratulations on becoming a little expert in committing suicide.

The Soviet Union has killed three of the four countries that dared to build anti-missile systems on their territory, leaving only Poland, which is still strong.

The Soviet Union was unhappy with Poland, and Germany was unhappy with Poland. Primakov must have been very clear about what would happen next.

"It's time for the Soviet Union to talk to German Chancellor Kohl. I think Chancellor Kohl will also be very interested in the Soviet Union's ideas, and this time we will also visit East Germany..."

At this point, Yanayev suddenly shut up. This was the real reason why Yanayev went to Germany. If he still couldn't find an opportunity in East Germany, Yanayev would have no choice but to give up this job that he had persisted in for almost seven years. plan. Evacuate all military personnel from Germany and hand those weapons over to the Federal Republic of Germany for disposal.

In fact, what really determines the fate of this visit is not Poland, but the future of Germany.

Primakov did not know Yanayev's plan, so he did not continue the conversation.

"Although Germany and the Soviet Union united to deceive Poland, General Secretary Yanayev and the Germans must have other ideas behind the scenes, so the basis for our cooperation is very fragile." Primakov reminded, "We must stop cooperation immediately when signs of rupture appear."

"Comrade Primakov, believe me, the Soviet Union will never be caught by Germany to take advantage of it. On the contrary, the Germans are very likely to be severely tricked by the Soviet Union." Yanayev had already made a plan in his heart. Germany is both a cooperation partner and a target.

Vladimir, who had a keen sense of smell, felt that his opportunity had come. When he learned from Primakov about Yanayev's plan to visit Germany, Vladimir stepped forward and expressed his willingness to follow Yanayev to Germany for a state visit. Of course, what's more important is his personal matters. Contact the Western Army Group on personal matters. Vladimir has spotted the opportunity, and he does not intend to let Yanayev know that he is meddling in German affairs.

"Well? Are you going to follow me to Germany for a state visit?" Yanayev was a little surprised by Vladimir's request. This is also the first time Vladimir has made such a request.

"Yes." Vladimir said, "I hope that through my visit to Germany, I can improve relations between the two countries and promote close cooperation between Germany and the Soviet Union."

Everyone knows what Vladimir means by close cooperation. The Soviet Union and Germany jointly cheated Poland, just like the partition of Poland during World War II.

However, Vladimir had even greater ambitions. He just hid his ideas. He did not want to expose the huge plan of splitting Germany to Yanaev. By the time everyone noticed, he had already entered the final deployment. That was the time to show the Soviet fangs.

As the behind-the-scenes promoter of the war, Vladimir had been quietly deploying in eastern Germany. He used the forces controlled by the KGB to incite the people to deepen their hatred of the German authorities and the hatred among refugees. He even did not hesitate to provoke the signs of the restoration of racism in Germany.

"Well, Comrade Vladimir, I hope you are just following me on a state visit." Yanaev said meaningfully. He vaguely sensed that this trip to Germany would be full of political conspiracy. In fact, Yanaev had another part of the plan for Poland, a plan that almost made Chancellor Kohl furious.

Vladimir smiled and replied, "Of course it's just a state visit, General Secretary Yanaev." (To be continued.)8