Soviet Union 1991

First update

The bombing of the Bucharest police station, orchestrated by the KGB, put great pressure on the Constantinescu government, who considered it a declaration of war against the government. The Romanian Congress also began to put pressure on Constantinescu. As Romania's first opposition party, the Social Democratic Party's attacks made the Democratic Agreement feel overwhelming.

Kryuchkov sat in his office processing documents, waiting for the final triumph. According to speculation, in up to three weeks, the Romanian Parliament will ask Constantinescu to hold re-elections.

Whether Romania loses or wins next depends on whether Constantinescu can withstand this wave of pressure. However, before Kryuchkov waited for the surrender of the Romanian government, he received unfortunate news.

The dedicated phone rang, and Kryuchkov subconsciously picked up the phone without saying hello. However, the news from the other end of the phone made him change his expression instantly.

The director of the Foreign Intelligence Service gave Kryuchkov a piece of bad news: "The Soviet Embassy in Lebanon was attacked by unidentified persons, resulting in three deaths and eight injuries. In addition, three intelligence officials were kidnapped, all of whom were organized Come forward and admit whether they did it, and it is not yet clear whether the attack and the hijacking were committed by the same group, but be prepared..."

The psychological preparation he prompted was naturally the anger of the Soviet Central Political Bureau, especially the General Secretary ~ m.uld.m. This time Lebanon presented a difficult problem for the Soviets. At the same time, some terrorist organizations have also given themselves a solution.

"Okay, I will report to the General Secretary in person. Comrade Belikov also hopes that you can find out who did it as soon as possible. From now on, the investigation of all incidents that occurred in Lebanon by the Foreign Intelligence Service will enter an internal confidentiality state. "

"Why?" Belikov was a little confused. It is difficult to conceal such an attack case, especially when the public needs to know the truth.

What Belikov did not see was that the KGB Chairman, Comrade Kryuchkov, clenched the pen in his hand, with a hint of ferocity in his eyes, "Because the KGB has not punished those restless people in the Middle East for a long time. Mu Silin ”

The bloody actions in 1988 made Lebanese terrorist organizations stay away from the symbol of the red star with hammer and sickle. If they fought solely based on faith, the group of Soviet soldiers holding Kalashnikovs and shouting to fight for the motherland were far more likely to fight than believing in Allah. The guerrillas are much more terrifying. When they were still primitive and backward nomadic tribes in the desert, the Soviet Red Army had already fought a war on their own land that cost millions of lives.

This is also the reason why Yanayev has always scorned the Middle East world. Is 40,000 people considered a large-scale battle? This number of heroes died in a single battle in the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Union's international status was founded on that bloody battle more than fifty years ago. Want to establish a caliphate based solely on slogans and suicides? Mu Silin's stupidity destined them to have no foresight.

"An hour ago there was a terrorist attack on the Soviet Embassy in Lebanon. Three people died on the spot and eight others were injured to varying degrees. Moreover, three of our diplomats were kidnapped and their whereabouts are unknown. General Secretary Yanayev , you may need to prepare."

After Kryuchkov walked into Yanayev's office and reported the situation to him, Yanayev fell into deep thought. Then he picked up the phone, dialed the assistant in the general secretary's office, and issued an order, "Please ask Puri Comrade Markov comes to the presidential office."

Immediately, Primakov hurried to Yanayev's office. As soon as he entered the door, he saw the gloomy and stern faces of the General Secretary and the Chairman of the KGB.

Yanayev, who was leaning on his desk, said straight to the point, "The Lebanese Embassy was attacked by a terrorist attack, and three other people were kidnapped. The current situation is unknown. Comrade Primakov, you are an authoritative adviser on Arab issues. I want to know more about it." The situation is, is there any involvement of the Lebanese government behind this attack?”

Primakov thought about it carefully, then shook his head, "It can only be said that the possibility of the Lebanese government's participation is relatively small, but it cannot be completely ruled out. Because we are the supporters behind Syria's garrison in Lebanon, and of course we will do the same as the United States. , faced with hostility from many secret forces.”

Primakov said with a serious expression, "We even have reason to suspect that the United States is planning or even participating in this terrorist attack behind the scenes. General Secretary Yanayev, you must be prepared for the worst in this matter. "

After listening to Primakov's narration, Yanayev fell into silence. Finally, he replied, "What about the foreign media now? Especially Al Jazeera. They will broadcast such an incident as soon as possible. Right?"

Kryuchkov shook his head, "Al Jazeera has not broadcast the news yet."

After hearing this answer, Yanayev breathed a sigh of relief. He said to Kryuchkov, "We want to broadcast this news first before Al Jazeera broadcasts it. And prepare for a press conference. We want to Show the world the Soviet Union’s position and attitude on this matter.”

"But this will put a lot of social pressure on us." Kryuchkov replied anxiously, "and it will also be detrimental to our relations with Middle Eastern countries."

Yanayev turned around and stopped him from continuing with a sharp look. Kryuchkov had only seen that kind of look when he faced the Alpha special forces who refused to cooperate during the 819 coup.

"Listen to me, Comrade Kryuchkov. This is a serious provocation to the Soviet Union. These damn religious believers think that we dare not act rashly on their land. But this time, I will let them know what fear is. When the tank tracks fall from their heads and crush the faith of the believers, the Soviets will suppress and bloodbath anyone who tries to stop us from moving forward with iron and blood."

"Bit by bit, with bones and flesh, crushed."

Primakov saw Yanaev's sinister eyes for the first time, especially when he said bloodbath, he knew that Lebanon would have a bloody storm. This is not a problem that can be solved by someone making a statement or exerting political pressure. In front of Yanaev, there is no word of concession.

Either get out of here, or I will take care of you too.

He made a gesture of obliteration to Kryuchkov, "Use all resources. I will wipe out any organization that dares to provoke the Soviet Union in any form within a week!"

Just as he finished speaking, the assistant general secretary opened the door of the office and said to Yanayev in a hurried tone, "The President of Lebanon called personally and said that he has something important to talk to you directly." (To be continued.)