Soviet Union 1991

Kiriyenko, an unlucky guy, is on his way to the Council of Ministers. If there is a clear dividing line in life, then his political career and career before 1998 were all in the spring. A large number of officials were purged in Moscow, and the young faction quickly ushered in their opportunity. They filled the vacant positions. For example, as secretary of the Gorky State Committee of the Communist Youth League, he rose all the way up to the position of deputy minister of the Ministry of Economy.

His success is inseparable from Lukyanov, Kiriyenko also firmly stands on the side of the Organization Minister, and Comrade Gaidar, Deputy Minister of Administration, is a staunch supporter of the Organization Minister.

Since the Ukrainian workers' strike subsided, many people have felt that Moscow is not as peaceful as they imagined. It is a shaky cage that can drag marginalized people into the political whirlpool at any time. They are panicking about the rise of another political force, which is as bright and unstoppable as the rising sun.

The new regime headed by Vladimir began to press hard on the original conservative figures. When the mayor of Moscow committed suicide, the conservatives were in danger. They are all worried that the loaded bullet will one day penetrate their heads, and they will be crucified on the symbol of tempering even more miserably than the suffering Jesus.

If you look up, except for Gaidar, who is sitting opposite him, most of the people are members of the conservatives. They are also looking at each other, not understanding the real purpose of convening this impromptu meeting.

The Vladimir in front of them was their common enemy, a man who left the conservatives at a loss. Lukyanov did not speak, and the others would not cooperate with the Chairman of the Council of Ministers sitting at the center.

The ministers sitting in the office were clearly separated into two groups.

"The meeting here today is mainly to discuss a few issues."

Vladimir's voice was groggy, as if he didn't care about the other people in the conference hall, "That's right, I think some of the ministers sitting here may not have met the previous requirements at all. They have neither reported to their superiors" I must seriously criticize him for not completing the assigned tasks seriously.”

Lukyanov didn't even bother to raise his head and look at Comrade Vladimir. He heard that the other party was criticizing others. Today's topic was directed at him, but what's the use?

Vladimir, the extra conservative member, cannot command, and the head of the Organization Department is the backbone of this group of people. The chatter of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers fell on deaf ears.

"I know that some comrades here may sneer at what I say, and they may not listen to my opinions. But there is an issue I want to emphasize. This meeting is not an ordinary meeting."

Lukyanov finally felt the slightest interest in what Vladimir said. He raised his head and looked at the Chairman of the Council of Ministers. The other party's confident attitude confused him.

What is the purpose of this meeting?

"Originally, some things were not my responsibility. It would be better to hand them over to the Commission for Discipline Inspection. The chairman of the Soviet Supervisory Committee handed me a document. This document is very interesting, so I want to present it at this ministerial meeting today. Take it out and discuss it with everyone.”

"Concerning the crimes of corruption and bribery committed by Deputy Minister of Economy Kiriyenko and Deputy Minister of Administration Comrade Gaidar,"

Many people turned their attention to Kiriyenko and Gaidar, and their expressions changed at the same time, as if they realized what Vladimir had done.

The quiet conference room exploded in an instant. Some people looked at the two of them with schadenfreude, and more people still looked at them with sympathy and an expression like "You have to chat with Satan from the Ministry of Internal Affairs."

"Chairman Vladimir, what's going on? The information must be forged, and someone wants to frame us!"

"Yes, it must be a political conspiracy of some people with ulterior motives. Don't be fooled!"

The two anxiously expressed their loyalty to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers, but were ruthlessly rebutted by the other party.

"Shut up, are you doubting the authenticity of these data?"

The Chairman of the Council of Ministers angrily rebuked him in front of everyone, "The Supervisory Committee has been investigating for a long time. The evidence of not only you but also other people's crimes is here. As for the specific figures, I won't tell you here anymore." , you will read the incriminating evidence in tomorrow’s Moscow newspapers.”

The evidence of other people's crimes...those who had dirty hands in the first place felt a little panicked. "Comrade Beria" on the stage didn't know how many little secrets they knew that were kept secret.

The malicious little joke completely angered Lukyanov, and the chair fell to the ground with a bang. The Chairman of the Council of Ministers raised his head and met those angry, bloodshot eyes. Lukyanov was so excited that his entire face turned an angry purple.

"Comrade Vladimir, what on earth do you want to do! Should this meeting of ministers unite the parties and oppose differences, or sit down and discuss the issues! If it is the former, I warn you not to go too far! The meeting of ministers is not a place for some people to make small moves. !”

Vladimir still had a calm expression. He looked around and found that there were many people with the same angry eyes as Lukyanov. They were more or less looking at him. His youth does not mean that he is inexperienced. Vladimir asked coldly, "In what capacity are you talking to me now? Comrade Lukyanov, the Minister of Organization Department, or as an obstruction of justice?"

Lukyanov was speechless for a moment. He did not expect such a rebuttal.

"These evidences are absolutely true and irrefutable. They can deny their crimes, but in front of the judge, these are their irrefutable facts! You can stop me, I don't care, but you have to understand one thing, this is against the Soviet Constitution! Against the people of this country!"

The righteous condemnation made Lukyanov speechless. He opened his mouth, but was finally swallowed back by the sentence of going against the Soviet Union.

In the end, the meeting room became calm and silent. The angry Lukyanov and the determined Comrade Vladimir finally had their first direct conflict.

The fuse has been lit.

He clenched his fists, not minding the hateful eyes at all, and answered word by word, "I, the Chairman of the Council of Ministers, want to arrest someone, and it is not your turn as the Minister of Organization to make decisions!" (To be continued.)