Soviet Union 1991

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Yanayev's visit to Berlin was carried out secretly. Very few people knew the dates of his trip, and everything was carried out quietly. In addition to the high-level officials associated with it, Victor, who was conducting secret arms transactions with Germany, smelled the prelude to drastic changes.

The previous feat of risking his life to transport Su-34 bombers into East Germany made Germany have a great impression of this bold Slav, and also made Victor become Krenz's first arms dealer. Therefore, after Krenz came to power, the invisible dispute within the army also spread quietly. Originally, they were planning to form the Democratic Republic Army and the Bundeswehr as a whole, but the Democratic Republic Army was accustomed to using Soviet-style weapons. The refusal to "assimilate" with the Bundeswehr is also a hidden danger that plagues the internal stability and unity of the military.

In order to solve this internal hidden danger, Krenz needs new weapons, which also means expanding the strength of the Democratic Republic Army in disguise. They do not want to be suppressed by the Bundeswehr. If they part ways again one day, they will have the strength to rebel. So this is why Victor was able to sit in his office in the Parliament Building and enjoy the reception of the Speaker of Parliament Jonishkis. Not all illegal arms dealers receive this special treatment.

A few days ago, the leader of a political party who was only verbally unrecognized suddenly sat in the highest position of power in the parliament. The colleagues who used to suppress him became subordinates. Victor was secretly glad that he had the right bargaining chip. Sure enough, the Democratic Renaissance Party is the most worthy of support.

He touched the leather sofa at hand with some emotion, "A few days ago, I was in the Baltic Sea avoiding the pursuit of the navy like a lost dog. Unexpectedly, I became a distinguished guest of the German government in the blink of an eye. I have to say that the world is changing too fast. , so that I couldn’t see clearly where I was standing.”

Victor showed a business smile and asked Jonishkis, "Now I think I know who is the best partner, Colonel Jonishkis. I wish us a happy cooperation."

"The German Democratic Ennahda Party will never treat its friends badly, and we will give a generous price."

Because Victor was willing to take risks to transport weapons into East Germany when East Germany was under blockade, Jonishkis rejected other arms dealers who offered more generous offers. Because he knows that some people are more worthy of his cooperation.

He set out his conditions straight to the point.

"The amount of this batch of arms will be relatively large. Now we need to upgrade the old MiG-29 fighter jets left behind, including the avionics system and fire control system, and expand the Air Force's fighter jets to two MiG-29m2 regiments. If conditions If allowed, add another Su 30m group Of course, I hope that Moscow can get a discount on the price with the Su 35 Regiment. This is the goal of the air force reform. We are ready to change the entire army and become a real people's air force, at least in terms of quantity and combat system, it can be compared with the original one. of the Bundeswehr Air Force."

Being able to take a fancy to the Su-30m, the newest product of the Irkutsk Aircraft Factory, the German Democratic Baath Party's vision is not bad. The army, which originally had a favorable impression of Soviet equipment, is more accepting of the Soviet logistics system. There were still a considerable number of MiG-29 fighter members who could immediately form a new combat force in a short period of time.

After hearing Jonishkis' conditions, Victor was so excited that he couldn't hold the coffee cup.

Three regiments of fighter jets mean that Germany has the military power to catch up and surpass other surrounding countries in the war. It's simply incredible and powerful.

If this batch of arms orders can be won, Victor will no longer be a small arms dealer, but a real merchant of death who engages in war trafficking in the name of national trade. He also understood why the Kremlin had to go all the way to bring him back from Bolivia. Such a shady transaction could not be carried out personally by the Soviet Arms Foreign Trade Department. Once the inside story was exposed, the Soviet Union could also kick him out as a scapegoat.

And my uncle in Odessa will be killed.

The terrifying Kremlin high-ups put him in the position of an outcast from the very beginning.

Greed for profit defeated his reason, and no one would refuse the devil's invitation. After weighing the pros and cons, Victor readily accepted the offer.

"Screw the trap, screw the failure, screw the trade embargo. This is a profit of nearly one billion. Only a devil would give it up."

Facing the tempting order, Victor nodded.

His greedy eyes want to swallow up the weapons in front of him.

What Jonishkis didn't say was that even though the military forces of East and West Germany had been merged, the two sides were still wary of each other. He also took advantage of this legitimate opportunity to expand his military power to prevent being swallowed up by the other party. Moreover, the air force is also the only place where the Democratic Republic of China has an advantage. After all, the German navy and army have far less say.

"I'm just curious. If the Democratic Republic of Germany merges into the Bundeswehr and adopts Soviet armaments, isn't it worried about triggering a new round of military crisis? The Bundeswehr is extremely repulsive to the German Democratic Republic. They even regard your military strength as As the biggest threat and obstacle, are you not worried about triggering a new round of political crisis by purchasing Soviet armaments at this time?”

The replacement of fighter jets is multifaceted, which means that the logistics system must also be replaced, which is equivalent to renewing the air force system. In addition, the Federal Republic of Germany has a considerable number of other fighter jets, forming a huge and complex logistics system, which is simply killing the logistics of the army. The top leaders of the West German army, including those defense ministers who have not yet been replaced, will never allow such a thing to happen.

Victor's kind reminder and Jonishkis's worries are all reasonable, but he just wants to watch the other party step by step into the trap he designed.

"Of course I have considered it, but these are all internal affairs of the Federal Armed Forces. You just need to be responsible for this transaction, Mr. Victor. We will solve everything else ourselves."

Jonishkis kindly reminded the other party that he should not know too many inside stories. After all, people who know too many secrets will not end up well in the end.

Victor shut up tactfully.

If the Federal Armed Forces do not take action, he will not have the opportunity to teach the guys who have been suppressing the German Democratic Republic Army.

It's time for the Federal Armed Forces to be liquidated.

Jonishkis has already prepared a draft.

He is just waiting for the news to be released. (To be continued.)