Soviet Union 1991

Third update

Cole was very angry now. He did not expect that the East German rebels would start attacking the Bundeswehr troops in such a short period of time, let alone that they had not completely evacuated after they had moved from the remaining arsenals of the Soviet Union. Armored cars and tanks, which greatly annoyed Cole, were simply done deliberately to give East Germany a chance to rebel against the Bundeswehr.

After news of the fall of the Zossen military base came out, Cole had to issue an emergency order to evacuate Berlin. Berlin is now within the attack range of the East German People's Army's air force. If possible, Su-25 or MiG fighter jets can fly over Berlin and drop bombs. For the Chancellery, this is simply hanging overhead. Sword of Damocles. Cole did not have enough confidence in Berlin's anti-aircraft firepower network.

But the Soviet Union's move was even more unexpected. Before he could accuse and accuse the Soviet Union of providing arms to the East German armed forces, he received a protest from the Soviet ambassador to Germany. They accused the Federal German Army of robbing Soviet arms with great fanfare. Now Moscow is demanding an explanation and compensation for the losses of the Soviet troops stationed in Germany.

Burakov claimed that a group of guys wearing Bundeswehr uniforms broke into the military camp to seize weapons and threatened to expel all Soviet troops stationed in Germany. When they were outnumbered, they had to hand over their weapons and let them go.

Cole was completely confused now, because he didn't expect things to develop in such a confusing direction. After the Soviet ambassador to Germany spread fake news, Moscow also came to help. Yanayev personally called Kohl and accused the German army of what they had done in East Germany.

Yanayev questioned the other party in a serious tone as soon as he came up. It seemed that there was no room for negotiation. He said coldly, "You must give us an explanation. The Bundeswehr is not only looting the East German people's property, but is even preparing to loot us." weapons? We can completely regard the behavior of the Bundeswehr as a provocation and take tough measures to protect the personal safety of our Soviet troops stationed in Germany.”

"Wait, General Secretary Yanayev, everything is still unclear now. We don't want a conflict. If we do this, we will play into the hands of the traitors in East Germany." Cole motioned to Yanayev first. Don't worry, try to keep the diplomatic turmoil within a controllable range. "We will definitely figure this out and give you an accurate explanation. To be honest, General Secretary Yanayev, eastern Germany is currently in a state of chaos." In chaos."

"I don't care what happens to Germany, but you have to understand one thing, Chancellor Kohl."

Yanayev reminded the other party word by word not to do stupid things, "If there are any casualties among my Soviet troops stationed in Germany, even if they are only slightly injured, the Soviet government will not be done with you. At that time, either you will Hand over the people, or we can drive the tanks over to find them, do you understand what I’m saying?”

Yanayev also deliberately used the harshest rhetoric in order to force the other party to submit.

"This is a family matter of the Federal Republic of Germany. You have no right to interfere." Cole was obviously irritated by Yanayev's threat. Coupled with being upset for the past few days, his tone also became aggressive. "When the truth comes out, we will Of course, I will give the Soviet government a series of compensations, but I won’t necessarily be afraid if you mess around. Moreover, the Soviet military camp in East Germany almost fell in just a few days. Don’t you think it’s strange? It’s like someone deliberately colluded.”

"You mean, we are inciting and controlling the opposition of the people of East Germany?" Yanayev seemed to have heard the funniest joke, "If it was really the Soviet Union, Prime Minister Kohl would have called us at least three days in advance. Two days. We would not be so inefficient. If it were us, red flags would have been spread all over Germany. Chancellor Kohl, this is just your own fault and has nothing to do with the Soviet Union."

Yanayev's confident tone made Cole a little unsure whether Yanayev was lying or someone was causing trouble.

According to the plan, Yanayev has to continue to create obstacles for Kohl. "Now, I tell you this, Prime Minister Kohl. I must ensure that my soldiers will not suffer any losses before they are all evacuated. After that, We will dispatch large transport planes to evacuate all equipment in the next two days. There shouldn't be a no-fly zone over East Germany, right? I don't want to be targeted by your Hoko missiles."

"If the Soviet Union wants to evacuate, we will notify the Bundeswehr so ​​that your transport plane will not be accidentally damaged. Now there is a situation in East Germany. I would like to trouble you next time to strengthen the measures in the military camp." Do you know how many fighter jets are now in the hands of the East German People's Armed Forces?"

Cole angrily accused, "There are so many that they can even start a local war in Europe."

Yanayev signaled Kohl to calm down. He wanted him to understand one thing. "You have to think clearly, Chancellor Kohl. The Soviet Union not only lost all the equipment of the 16th Air Army in Zossen, but also lost all the missile regiments and missile brigades in Jena, Königsbrück, Bischofswerda, Weissenfels, Vikuer, Gera, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Otterberg, Primelvid, Primelvid, and Rehagen, including some anti-aircraft missiles and surface-to-surface missiles. These are the elite troops directly under the Western Cluster, and their weapons are also the most elite. You are now facing a reduced version of the Soviet elite army. Do you know what this means?"

"It means that the real suffering of the Federal Armed Forces has not yet begun!"

The news Yanayev said could make Kohl fall into jué àng.

Yanayev sneered. He wanted to see what the Federal Armed Forces could use to fight against the East German armed forces.

"For God's sake, can't you take care of your weapons?" Cole kicked the table, almost overturning it. Anger had eroded his reason, especially when he found that Berlin was surrounded by East German missile forces.

"For God's sake, can't you take care of your people? Look at what Germany has been ruined like now."

Yanayev used Cole's words to mock him, "You have made a mistake, and you have to clean up the mess even if you kneel down." (To be continued.)