Soviet Union 1991

Fourth update, 10,000 words updated

"You actually used military exercises to put pressure on Poland. Isn't that good?" Kwasniewski was still trying to restrain his emotions after listening to the news that had just been fed back from the border. "Now Poland is no longer the Poland it was before. Do you think we are still afraid of you? And do you, the Soviet Union, still have the power to start a war at will? "

There is indeed no reason for Poland to be afraid now, so the Eighth Army's military activities in the border areas may not be able to stir up Poland's nerves, even if the assistant's reply mentioned that the 65th Independent Tank Regiment has set up a position not far from the border. To a place ten kilometers away.

"If I'm not mistaken, Poland is between Ukraine and eastern Germany, right?" Primakov had already figured out what Yanayev meant by deployment.

"If the German Democratic Republican Army withstood the pressure from the Western Front and expanded to the Eastern Front, what impact would it have on Poland? Let me remind you that the German Democratic Renaissance Party is a party whose mission is to restore the glory of Prussia. , and of course the Polish province of Malmia-Masur. Do you think they will let you go?" Primakov said.

"Then don't forget one thing. Memel and Kaliningrad Oblast in Lithuania are both East Prussia's territories. If the German Democratic Renaissance Party will not let me go, then they will also not let go of the Soviet Union! "Kwasniewski's historical knowledge is still very good. It is equivalent to telling Primakov that Poland will not have a good life, and the Soviet Union will not have a good life either.

Primakov sighed and mocked Kwasniewski's stupidity, "Don't forget who gave the German Democratic Republic Army its weapons and who provided their logistics. And not just The Soviet Union, Britain and the United States are also trying to open a human rights channel in Poland. Do you think you will be able to control their offensive line by then? "

Primakov's words made Kwasniewski speechless.

"Moreover, there are three financial sponsors behind the German Democratic Republic Army. Who do you have in Poland? Are you going to prepare to declare war with the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States at the same time?"

Of course, it was impossible for Kwasniewski to declare war with the three superpowers at the same time, but the Soviet Union's demands were somewhat difficult for him to accept.

"President Kwasniewski, I think you should understand one thing. It doesn't matter what the conditions offered by the Soviet Union are. What's important is that you understand that this condition cannot be refused, because there are three parties involved behind it. It is an issue of interest among the permanent members of the United Nations. If you want to choose to be an enemy of the three permanent members of the United Nations, then please do it yourself.”

After saying these words, Primakov immediately stood up and left, not intending to stay in the living room of the Polish Presidential Palace for a moment, but Kwasniewski grabbed his sleeve and smiled flatteringly.

"Perhaps we can discuss the issue of low-interest loans again." This time Kwasniewski could no longer remain reserved. He knew that if the stalemate continued, he would not only lose the Soviet Union's loans, but also the United States and Britain. The promised part will also be cancelled. Wasn’t it true that the last low-interest loan incident in Romania was disrupted by Yanayev?

"Our conditions have not changed. Poland must open a channel in the border area, and the Soviet Union also needs to use Polish railway transportation to deliver humanitarian relief supplies."

"Yes, that's no problem. Our trains can be used by you." Anyway, after the outbreak of the civil war, Poland closed the East German border railway lines, and it was not difficult to make the railways operate for the Soviet Union.

"Very well, President of Poland, I wish us happy cooperation." Primakov stretched out his hand and shook Kwasniewski's hand. Looking at the other's red face, his eyes were full of disdain.

The President of Poland may not yet know what kind of political conspiracy he is involved in, but countries that work for the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Soviet Union at the same time often do not end well.

After coming out of the presidential palace, Primakov made a phone call to Yanayev and reported the entire negotiation incident. He reported the actions of Britain and the United States to Yanayev as a key point, and told him to be careful of the other side's plot.

After listening to Primakov's narration, Yanayev did not show too much surprise, but said calmly, "I know, I didn't expect that the United States and Britain would choose the same approach as us, using Poland. "

"Really?" Primakov asked in confusion, "Did General Secretary Yanayev already know all this?"

Yanayev chuckled lightly and explained, "It's not too early. I only learned about this from the Intelligence Agency on the day you left for Berlin. Secret interviews between Britain and France are not too confidential. But I didn’t expect Kwasniewski to say it openly, and I originally wanted you to use this as a trump card.”

Primakov, who was walking on the main road, stopped and said with a wry smile, "Then why didn't General Secretary Yanayev tell us from the beginning?"

"Because we are not sure about this matter yet. We originally planned to wait for you to arrive in Berlin to find out the truth. I didn't expect that you and Kwasniewski actually started negotiating so early. This is really unexpected. unexpected.”

At this time, the special car responsible for picking up and dropping off had arrived. After the assistant opened the door for Primakov, he got into the back seat of the car.

Yanayev suddenly remembered something and added, "Oh, by the way, the United States did not provide a low-interest loan of 500 million US dollars. The World Bank only provided more than 270 million US dollars in the end, so you were almost deceived by the old fox Kwasniewski."

Primakov couldn't laugh after hearing this news.

"Damn old fox." Primakov punched the leather sofa in the back seat of the car. Fortunately, he was unmoved and insisted on the previous offer, otherwise he would have been directly cheated by Poland this time.

"These are all trivial matters. After completing the task, return to Moscow from Poland as soon as possible. I don't know how long it will take for Kwasniewski to see through our design, understand?"

"I know, General Secretary Yanayev."

As soon as the voice fell, Yanayev hung up the phone.

He was far away in the Kremlin and now needed to light a cigarette and sit in the office to think calmly.

The actions of Britain and the United States may not appear in his plan. In this way, Yanayev needs to adjust his own plans to prevent the Soviet Union from being secretly set up by Britain and France.

"The United States and Britain are openly doing things behind the scenes. Do they no longer intend to take Germany seriously? Britain has just withdrawn from the European Union. The United States regards the European Union as a major threat to itself. It looks more like a prelude to a complete break. After all, if the European Union is destroyed, the United States has a stable financial market and economic market, and it can also rely on a large amount of capital outflow to recover. However, if Europe does not take action, the result will be tragic. France is unable to hold up the overall situation, but Britain has gained a blessing in disguise because of Brexit. This situation is becoming more and more complicated."

Thinking of this, Yanayev couldn't help but feel heavy. The domino effect caused by a German civil strife has such a wide range of influence that it is very likely to completely drag down this regional organization. Change the historical process of Europe.

And the initiator of all this is just because the German Chancellor was sidelined by public opinion and introduced refugees.

"If I'm not mistaken, Poland participated in this muddy water. According to Mario's character, he will definitely let Poland bear the blame. After all, if Germany does not launch crazy revenge afterwards, it will not be in line with Germany's original intention of becoming the leader of the European Union. It seems that the Soviet Union does not even need to find a buyer, and someone has already taken responsibility for this incident."

The blame for the British, American and Soviet countries funding the German Democratic Renaissance Party was finally thrown to Poland. It's a bit exciting to think about it. Although it is difficult to hide from West Germany, it can allow the Federal Republic of Germany to transfer all its anger to the weakest Poland. After all, Germany suffered a loss in this regard and had nowhere to vent. In the end, it could only find Poland to help solve this problem.

Germany will not swallow Poland, but at least it will stab Poland a few times to make up for its losses.

Yanayev said to himself, "Every time the mess of the five permanent members of the United Nations needs Poland to clean up, it is really hard for it." (To be continued.)