Soviet Union 1991

This is one of the few times President Mario has visited Berlin. Previously, the Secretary of State had been responsible for these meetings and conveying the spirit of Washington. ?But now it seems the rules of the game need to change. Only by playing in person can the strategic decline be restored, not to mention that the opponent is Yanayev who always speaks his mind.

It’s already March and it’s still surprisingly cold in Moscow. Not just because of the temperature, but more out of fear of the Kremlin leaders. In Mario's eyes, he is the most mysterious leader of a country in the world. The CIA only has a small amount of information about him before 1991. In the following eight years, he was involved in almost every regional conflict in the world. The shadow behind. From the iron-blooded methods shown in the Nine Coups to turn the tide, to the current plotting of various conspiracies hidden in the Kremlin. He is always behind conflicts and coups. The CIA also tried to move him from that position behind the scenes, but with just one sentence, the intelligence agents were frightened so that they did not dare to take action.

Every time he steps out of the Kremlin, a suitcase of nuclear weapons is delivered to Pavlov. It sounds like the White House's Designated Survivor routine, but in Yanayev's hands it was "Designated Destroyer." He once told the Prime Minister that as long as he encountered any accident or assassination outside, he would press the red button without hesitation.

The director of the CIA was replaced three times, but no one could gain the upper hand in the contest with Yanayev. Without exception, they were moved down quietly by the other party.

The special car for the state guest was ready, and the majestic guard of honor seemed to be in two rows. They were all carefully selected strong men. The height of nearly 1.9 meters made Mario, who was walking in the middle, feel murderous, especially It was the SKS Simonov semi-automatic rifle in their hands. Although it was used as a gun for the honor guard, it still made Mario feel a little chilly.

Thinking that he was negotiating with Yanayev on behalf of the free world, he straightened his chest and pretended to be calm, walking through the middle while chatting and laughing with Foreign Minister Shevardnadze.

The motorcade headed to the Kremlin, and President Mario was watching this ancient city along the way. The city has been revitalized since 1991, and the penetration over the past few years has made the United States finally admit its failure.

"Is this the advanced nature of the Communist Party? Reform and revolution have reversed the collapse of the situation. They are more terrifying than imagined..."

The conclusion put forward by the previous national security adviser that institutional rigidity will inevitably lead to final collapse now seems like a joke. Yanayev is more like Roosevelt. After enduring the fate of being capitalized, he in turn began to infiltrate those institutions even more powerfully. those countries before.

No wonder some people call him the Roosevelt of the Soviet Union.

The last savior of the Soviet Union.

In the eyes of President Mario, Yanayev is the biggest threat to the free world. As long as he remains in the position of General Secretary of the Soviet Union for a day, the leaders of all Western European countries will have a sense of unease like a thorn in their backs.

The car stopped at the entrance of the Kremlin, and Mario, accompanied by his entourage, headed to the final meeting location. A meeting between the top leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union will take place here, surrounding the Romanian issue. When both sides are unwilling to make concessions, they can only come up with a compromise solution.

But judging from the current trend, it is difficult to come up with a final plan. The purpose is that neither party is willing to make concessions. The atmosphere in the conference room was somewhat silent. On the one hand, the guy headed by Yanayev insisted on Romanian unification as the standard, and on the other hand, President Mario was in a stalemate based on the principle of opposition between the two Romanian regimes.

An agreement was originally reached, but in the end the offensive of the Bucharest Army caused the situation to become unbalanced.

However, Mario still has a few chips in his hand, which is the establishment of a China-Europe joint force. It took considerable lobbying to get Poland to step in to fill Germany's missing role.

The current United States completely holds the idea that red soil is more valuable than cinnabar. Although the Polish troops may not be on par with Germany in terms of combat quality, they are still considered one of the powerful countries in Central Europe.

"General Secretary Yanayev, I think we should maintain a cautious attitude when it comes to Romania. Try to calm down this war... If possible, the Lukizhi and Bugarest regimes can rule across the river... …This is the condition we proposed. I wonder what Moscow’s opinion is?”

"We do not interfere in Romania's civil war."

Yanayev blocked everything the other party wanted to say next in just a few words.

"The final outcome of Romania is determined by Voinea and his army. We have no right to interfere and will support the decision they make. So it seems pointless for us to discuss this issue here..."

Yanayev continued, "The military in the south is trying to unify the country, and we can only support their approach. If you want to keep Lukzh's power, you have to let them find a way, understand?"

What Yanayev did not say was that if you insist on going your own way, it will eventually turn into a war between the United States and the Soviet Union. And even if he cannot unify the country in a short time, he will delay the war indefinitely until the United States is defeated in Romania.

"You mean to blackmail the United States not to join the war?"

Mario replied with a smile, "It seems that no country has been able to block the US military's edge so far. Saddam's fate is the fate of opposing the United States."

Yanaev nodded perfunctorily, "Yes, yes. Saddam is still at large in some air-raid shelter. Oh, by the way, don't you want to recover the remains of the American fighter pilots and the wreckage of the planes that died in Romania?"

"It's you!"

Mario could no longer suppress his inner impulse and said coldly, "I want you to return all the bodies of the fighter pilots to the United States! There is no room for negotiation on this issue."

Yanaev smiled disdainfully, "Don't worry, I won't use it as a bargaining chip. They will be sent back to the United States and buried in a grand ceremony. We don't need to rely on the pitiful bodies to threaten you to make concessions."

Just let go of a bargaining chip?

Mario was stunned, as if he couldn't believe the other party's generosity.

"Is it strange?" Yanayev said, "From the beginning I knew the other party's purpose, and I also knew what you were thinking. What's the point of keeping Lukzhi's regime? As long as you don't intervene, the Southern Army will unify the country sooner or later. Maybe you don't understand the general trend. In the end, Lukzhi's regime will only become a fragment of history, and it won't make any waves." Yanayev was waiting, and his next chip was about to be put on the table. "And the White House and the Pentagon should have different views. Some of you want to send troops, and some refuse to send troops, right?" As soon as he finished speaking, Berger, the presidential adviser standing on the side, received a call, and then walked out of the conference room door. When he came back, his face was a little ugly. He leaned over to the president and said a few words. President Mario frowned and asked, "What? Is the source of the news reliable?"

The other party said calmly, "It's true. The defense line has been torn apart. The armored forces are preparing to forcibly dismantle the last troops. The Lukzh regime may not be able to hold on. It seems that this is also part of Yanayev's plan. President Mario, we have been in his calculations since we entered the Kremlin. I am afraid that the chips in our hands and the conditions we put forward have been invalidated."

"Invalidated?"

Mario couldn't believe it. The chips he put on the table were invalidated as the situation changed. And the idea of ​​the coexistence of two regimes was in vain.

"Invalidated."

Mario raised his head and faced the calm face of the Soviet General Secretary. He shrugged and said indifferently, "Look, I told you that the Soviet Union is not unprepared. Now, Mr. President, do you still think that you can continue to maintain the situation?"

"From your face, the news just now should be that the last line of defense has been breached. Do you still have bargaining chips now? Probably not, right?"

Yanayev looked normal. He had already expected this outcome.

He spread his palms and placed them in front of the other party's vision, saying word by word, "I have said before that no one can stop what we want. Not Western Europe, not the United States, and not the entire free world!" (To be continued.)8