Soviet Union 1991

The fourth update, today's update is complete.

"If it really comes to the point of war, have you decided what to do?" Burakov's decision is to go all out. If there is really a war to divide Germany, he will not be soft-hearted. Hasn't the blow suffered by the Western Army Group on the land of eastern Germany in recent years been tragic enough? When the glory of the elite was defeated, the discriminated soldiers stationed in East Germany were even threatened by the German authorities and lost their freedom of life. Most of them could only be confined to the barracks, watching the changes in Germany coldly and powerless.

The Soviet troops stationed in East Germany were like slow steel behemoths, being dragged down day by day. Now, except for the military technicians who are left for daily care, most of the Soviet soldiers have returned to the embrace of the motherland and have been properly resettled. Instead of sleeping on the streets of Moscow like in history, no one helped.

"To what extent?" Colonel Jonishkis seemed to not quite understand what Burakov said.

Burakov revealed his ambitions in full, "If we really want to do it, at least the Federal German Army must withdraw from the five eastern states, and the German government must withdraw from Berlin and move back to Bonn. Restore the 1949 border. War is like this, and it must achieve the results you expect."

"Impossible, East Germany will not accept a divided country." Jonishkis retorted, "We just want to force the Federal German government to realize one thing, that they don't have the final say in the whole of Germany."

Although Colonel Jonishkis hated what Kohl did, he never thought of returning to the tragedy of the Cold War. In his eyes, they were just a group of organized and intelligent soldiers who retaliated against the government.

"And our weapons and personnel are far from enough." Maschner, commander of the 9th Tank Division, said, "How many tanks are left that the Soviet army stationed in Germany has not moved away? How many are outdated and backward? Can we resist the attack of the Federal German army? This is not the era of fighting by faith."

"No, no, no, you are wrong, Colonel Maschner." Burakov shook his head and rejected the other party's statement.

"Strategy, tactics and plans, do you think there is a big gap between our weapons and those of the Federal German Army? The tanks piled in the warehouse are not T55 and T72 tanks, but the elite armored divisions of the Soviet Army, T80 and T64. We have left a huge amount of war property on the land of East Germany. Instead of letting them rust and age, it is better to let you get moving again. And the equipment of the Federal German Army looks advanced, but after all, they have not experienced war. But you are different. From the beginning of your birth, you have been preparing for the liberation of Europe, but now the liberation of Europe has become an unrealistic fantasy."

"The fate of soldiers should be on the battlefield, not on the bed, and the same goes for tanks. And once the war starts, do you think the Soviet Union will stand idly by? We will take the opportunity to protect To protect the Soviet Union's property in East Germany, airborne troops were sent into eastern Germany. To ensure that the East German people's armed forces would not be defeated by the Federal German government. "

Colonel Jonishkis did not want the Soviet Union to intervene in this civil war. He coughed a few times as a reminder to Burakov, "General Burakov, you need to understand one thing. This is our war, not the Soviet Union's war."

"Yes, this is your war, but don't forget that without our military support, the former East German People's Army Organization could not even fight a decent war. We created the weapons of war and also preserved your iron-blooded spirit. "

Bulakov ruthlessly told the truth. Indeed, without the help of the KGB and the Western Army Group, they could only fall into the fate of terrorists. In the struggle of the East German people, the Soviet Union inadvertently played the role of a behind-the-scenes promoter of things.

Burakov patted Colonel Jonishkis on the shoulder and comforted him, "We have come to this point, and no one can turn back. All we can do is keep moving forward. Isn't it? Colonel Jonishkis."

Bulakov turned and walked out after giving the last few words. He had completed the last task, and the fate of East Germany would be handed over to these people's armed forces.

After coming out of the secret meeting room, Burakov called Vladimir's number and reported the latest progress to him.

"At least now we have reached a consensus with the East German People's Armed Forces. The Soviet Union will hand over all the remaining armaments of the Western Army Group to them, so that they can become the main force against the Federal German Army." Burakov asked immediately, "Then will General Secretary Yanayev really send Soviet airborne troops to support the East German People's Armed Forces?"

"It depends on the situation." Vladimir's answer was also ambiguous. At least we must strive to get the Soviet peacekeeping forces to re-enter the East German region. The best result of a civil war in Germany should be to divide the borders and rule, not East Germany annexing West Germany, nor West Germany suppressing East Germany. "

Brakov stood under the streetlight, and the slanting light stretched his shadow very long. Brakov lowered his voice and said, "The German people will never agree to rebuild the Berlin Wall. They just want to get a proper solution to the fair treatment and refugee issues, but Merkel's actions have disappointed them. We must know what the German people are thinking, rather than impose their will on them. "

Brakov was telling Vladimir in disguise that it was impossible to rebuild the Berlin Wall border.

"Well, so after signing the ceasefire agreement, we must find ways to preserve the East German People's Armed Forces, rather than banning them as illegal armed forces. This is a problem of the Soviet high-level operation. Comrade Burakov, you just need to do your part and provide logistical transportation support for the East German People's Armed Forces."

"Comrade Burakov, go back and rest first. Everything that follows will be left to the East German people. The decision is in their hands. We are just doing our best."

Vladimir ended the call with Burakov, and now the Soviet Union will enter a state of radio silence, watching the situation ferment with cold eyes. Even if the conspiracy is finally exposed, the Soviet Union can also distance itself from it, without worrying at all.

Bulakov lit a cigarette, looked at the quiet and deserted street, raised his hand and glanced at his watch. It is now 5:32, the long night is about to pass, and the dawn has already shown the light of dawn.

"In the next few days, Berlin will be like a powder keg, and it will be completely detonated."

Bulakov is increasingly looking forward to the development of the situation. (To be continued.)8