Soviet Union 1991

Yanayev is also waiting for the opportunity. He hopes to use Romania as a rainbow to ignite the fire across Eastern Europe.

Not all disturbances could be hidden from the eyes of the Soviet Union. It was almost impossible to achieve 100% concealment of political trends. There were always people who could find clues in the disturbances. The recent trends in the United States have made him suspicious. Secretary of State Madeleine's frequent visits to Eastern Europe have not escaped Yanayev's eyes. It was no coincidence that the American state visit was compared with the strategic plans that the Soviet Union was preparing to implement.

The figure hidden behind the thick velvet curtains of the Kremlin felt uneasy. He was worried that the appearance of the United States would completely disrupt the original plan. Primakov also specifically asked Primakov to pay attention to the Americans' visit route. The United States' actions were unusual. Starting from Finland and going south to Turkey, Madeleine's visit route just formed a road map to blockade the Soviet Union. Originally, I thought it was just an ordinary state visit, but from the beginning to the end, neither the leaders of the two countries issued any statements.

This was too unusual. The Soviet Union negotiated an agreement to carve up Eastern Europe, but the United States was behind it to wreak havoc in Eastern Europe, and was even trying to win over Europe in its ulterior conspiracy. This made him very worried.

Although the mud on your shoes is harmless, it will always give you a fatal blow when you least pay attention.

Holding his chin with both hands, Yanayev's brows knitted into a knot. He was thinking about what conspiracy the other party had. Is he just a coincidence of seeing through the Kremlin's strategic intentions, or was the move to "carve up Europe" already planned for the President of the White House? On the desk, for reference and analysis by the White House think tank.

If it's the latter, then the situation becomes a little serious.

Yanayev did not dare to underestimate the intelligence capabilities of the CIA, otherwise the KGB would not be on tenterhooks, guarding him day and night for so many years. At the same time, he was also secretly investigating whether someone in Germany had leaked his conversations. He immediately picked up the phone and informed the assistant in the general secretary's office to ask Yazov, Kryuchkov, Dobrynin, and Primakov to come to the general secretary's office immediately.

If the other party really sees through the Soviet Union's strategic intentions, the original cannibalization plan will become very dangerous.

People who walk on the tightrope must make every step accurately, otherwise miscalculation will lead to disaster.

Soon the office was filled with members of the core think tank of the Yanayev Group. They behaved calmly at the beginning, but after Yanayev circulated the information to everyone, no one could remain calm.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this intelligence exposed the Soviet Union's strategic intentions, and the United States is using this method to consolidate its Eastern European alliance and become an interception line of defense that hinders the Soviet Union's advancement.

Every breath you take can condense into frost, and the atmosphere in the office is no colder than the wind and snow outside.

The flickering lights reflected Yanayev's uncertain expression.

Except for the time of the August 19 coup, Yazov had seen this expression on his face, this was the first time in recent years.

"Starting from Finnish President Martti Ahtisaly, to Bulgaria's Stoyanov, and even Konstantinescu, whose regime is on the verge of collapse, almost everyone is tight-lipped about the content of the conversation. And when they announce it to the outside world, A unified standard has been used for economic and political cooperation and exchanges. He visited four Eastern European countries in one breath and said that there was no conspiracy behind it. Who would believe it? Besides, that old fox Madeleine is famous for being cunning. Her appearance will only bring chaos and conspiracy. From Turkey before to Romania later, there are countless such things.”

"If we really let him get what he wants, our strategy will fail and all our previous efforts will be in vain."

"Comrade Azov."

"exist."

Yazov nodded to the general secretary in front of him.

Yanayev said to his old comrades, "From now on, Ukraine, Belarus, the three Baltic countries, and Azerbaijan will strengthen their military alert. Although the possibility of the other party taking the initiative to attack is extremely slim, we cannot rule out the United States' first provocation."

"Once the opponent shows a tendency to attack, then push them back. Keep pushing them until they have no power to fight back."

A trace of gloom flashed in Yanayev's eyes. Although the Soviet Union was in decline, it was not a character that could be bullied by the combined forces of several allied countries. Forces that had experienced the modern warfare of the Soviet army had long been hanged on the gallows. .

Primakov had the deepest understanding of Yanayev's overall plan, so he had the final say on this issue.

Ahtisaari is someone who has always been unwilling to interfere with the situation in Eastern Europe. Even Finland is trying to make a move behind his back. How many generous political benefits has Madeleine promised? Primakov couldn't imagine that the United States had spent a lot of money for such a strategic encirclement.

The United States spends all its money on actions against the Soviet Union at all costs. Coupled with the so-called political alliance**, the Eastern European countries that have benefited will be willing to sacrifice their lives for the United States, although the promises of politicians are less trustworthy than the chastity of technicians. To put it bluntly, it is a matter of life and death for a regime, and those idiots will not be so ignorant.

Yanayev knew very well that the Soviet Union's economic strength had not yet reached the point where Eastern European countries could surrender. Strong comprehensive strength was the foundation for ensuring the Soviet Union's plan to advance eastward, and regime subversion was only a means.

Primakov said, "We must clearly understand to what extent the other party knows and through what means. Of course, CIA intelligence penetration and German leaks cannot be ruled out. If it is the latter, we need to be careful."

"After all, the German Democratic Ennahda Party came to power calling for the unity of the country. Although Krenz is the former leader of the Communist Party, and the person currently sitting in the Ministry of Defense is also the leader of the former East German People's Army, in the final analysis they are no longer The East German government before 1989 was not like the current Social Democratic Party, but more like a right-wing party."

Primakov laid the latest German news newspapers on Yanayev's desk. He pointed to the photo on the headline. The pattern above was the Su-34 bomber previously given to Germany and was being equipped with the German Democratic Republic Army. air force.

Pointing his index finger at the handful of heads at the top, he smiled and said in a deep voice, "Have you seen these people? From the Minister of Defense, Deputy Minister, to the General Staff, Jonishkis will replace almost all the senior officials. They all eagerly replaced the people from the German Democratic Republic Army, and almost all the Su-34 bombers and MiG-29 fighter jets were equipped in Zosen and Selo, concentrated in the states where the German Democratic Party of Ennahda could unite. All around, it’s like…”

Yanayev stared at the picture and directly added the second half of Primakov's sentence, "It's like the stars are guarding Berlin over the moon, forming a ring in the sky, but what does this mean? What if it is I, I will also...wait."

Yanayev seemed to understand something.

At this time, Primakov raised his head, his face looked a little ugly, and he whispered, "What if the other party did not merge the German Democratic Republic Army into the Federal Republic of Germany from the beginning, but maintained the status of the 'SS' ? After all, the Democratic Ennahda Party still needs state tax revenue to support its army."

"I think Germany will become a formidable opponent in the future. When no one can restrict their development, they will eventually become the change in Europe."

The entire office fell silent, and no one questioned Primakov's words. Adhering to German tradition, it was only a matter of time before the Democratic Republican Army was truly transformed into the SS. The mutual wariness between the Wehrmacht and the Republican Army is destined to allow Krenz to vigorously develop the military power of the SS, and may even provide a guarantee for the one-party ruling force of the Democratic-Republican Party.

Hitler came to power by relying on the SA and SS, as well as deceiving the people.

And Krenz followed the same old path.

One cannot step into the same river twice, but the question raised by Heratrik is that some people always make the same mistake.

In the absence of conclusive evidence, Yanayev will not rashly attack the "Unbreakable Alliance", which is the backbone of maintaining European stability.

"We need to wait. Germany has not revealed any political intentions so far, and we cannot accuse the other party of being the same group of people who betrayed us."

"But once we have the evidence, we will make those guys pay the price they deserve. The Soviet Union will never show mercy to traitors." (To be continued.)

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