Soviet Union 1991

Comrade Lukyanov, a native of Smolensk, has been sitting in the White House for a long time. He entered the domed palace in 1987 during the Gorbachev era. His political experience is obviously longer than his resume. ?≠As an old man who has experienced the three dynasties of Brezhnev, Gorbachev and Yanayev, his political sense is much sharper than other rising stars in the political arena.

Until he met the nemesis of the Soviet bureaucracy, the bastard who liked to whip the Slavic beasts with a whip, who not only put Gorbachev under house arrest for so many years, but also let him die without a burial place. After Gorbachev stepped down, Moscow alone experienced two "small purges." Those who supported independence, supported the revision of the party's rule, and supported Western freedom and democracy were all thrown into dark prisons, with a minimum sentence of ten years.

From then on, no one in the Moscow political situation dared to point fingers at him.

Now he was sitting in a hotel room in Moscow, with a document on the bed, which recorded Yanaev's next move in detail.

"It's a good plan, Comrade Yanaev. I hope you can keep your calm thinking when facing a bad ending. If I hadn't received this tip-off, I might really step into your trap." Lukyanov's face was drooping. His fear and terror of Yanaev far outweighed this ingenious plan that could catch them all in one fell swoop.

Breaking free from Yanaev's clutches was something worth celebrating. But once it was related to a coup, hell was just a decorative beautification. A coup was not a noun that people could feel comforted by.

Lukyanov raised his head, staring at the scene with deep eye circles, revealing a look of relief. He suddenly laughed and said to himself, "General Secretary Yanaev, no matter how you plan, you still missed a point. It seems that the person who will go to the Siberian wilderness to dig coal is not me, but you."

His smart head had long been washed away by victory, and he never thought why Yanaev would leak such a detailed plan. He finally had to pay the painful price for his own cleverness.

Since Luzhkov's bloody end shocked everyone's nerves, they felt that it was a happy thing to be interviewed by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. I believe that compared with the cold interrogation table of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the torture day and night, no one would like to go in and communicate with the devil.

"When you face the comrades of the Special Inspection Committee, I believe you will pray for the mercy of the devil."

"If the KGB is the sword and shield of the party, then they are the branding iron and whip for purging traitors from within the party!"

Recalling the nightmares, it can make people's scalps numb.

The white phone on the bedside table suddenly rang, and Lukyanov picked up the receiver. The voice on the other end surprised him.

The caller was the "traitor" lurking beside Yanayev.

"Although it is very dangerous to talk to you on the phone now, Comrade Lukyanov, I still have to say something. I believe you have read the plan I left on the bed, and you have a comprehensive understanding of General Secretary Yanayev's secret actions. He will deliberately loosen the rope in April to make you think you have an opportunity. Do you know what I mean?"

"I know what to do. It turns out that it is similar to the coup d'état of the year."

Lukyanov held the microphone. He was almost full of confidence in this secret plan. If it succeeded, the general secretary would become a milestone in Soviet history, and the shadow of the past would never cover them again.

Another voice coughed and completely agreed with Lukyanov's approach. "I think my dear security chief can deal with the KGB agents around General Secretary Yanayev at the Black Sea villa. On the contrary, Moscow is the most troublesome. I can let it go, but it may not be the case for other people who hold great power. Have you thought about what to do?" Lukyanov quickly browsed in his mind, who exactly could he mobilize? In the 9th coup, the Air Force was originally loyal to Gerbachev. Now there are still people in the Moscow Military District who are dissatisfied with the General Secretary, and they stand firmly on the side of the conservatives. "We have a certain say in the airborne troops. If we mobilize a special operations force of about 100 people to attack Moscow by helicopter rappelling, we still have a chance of success. But the action must be fast, even faster than the Ninth Coup. The key is not control, but disruption of order. In this way, the Dzerzhinsky Division will be busy maintaining order and have no chance to deal with us." He asked again, "Then what about Vladimir who holds great power? How should you deal with Akhromeev? Have you considered all these? It's not just the Dzerzhinsky Division here, there are others The garrison troops, even if the airborne troops created chaos, under the oppression of other war machines, a hundred people are not enough to fill their teeth. "

Lukyanov pondered for a moment, and made a great decision before speaking, "Do you remember how Comrade Khrushchev dealt with Beria back then?"

The person on the other end of the phone said, "Of course I know, he was arrested at Khrushchev's political meeting. At that time, even Beria did not expect that he would fail in that meeting. After that, he was arrested and executed without any delay. Wait, are you going to do it at the meeting?"

"Yes, we will do it at the meeting. As long as Vladimir cannot deter, Akhromeev will not be a threat. What kind of storm can an old man in his seventies or eighties stir up? By then, we will be the only voice in Moscow. If the army does not obey our orders, who will it obey? If Akhromeev does not support us, who can he support?"

The tone on the other end of the phone became urgent. It was a reckless gambling game. If they made a wrong move, they would all die. But after getting the plan on the bed, Lukyanov thought they had more than 70% chance of winning.

"This plan is impossible. Khrushchev had already won Zhukov's support. You don't even have the support of the army. How can you resist them?"

Lukyanov did not speak, but the other party suddenly realized it.

"Don't you want to arrest Vladimir...but kill him directly?" (To be continued.)8