Soviet Union 1991

"Have you finished speaking? As soon as you finish speaking, the people from the supervision department will come in."

Comrade Vladimir's answer was gentle, but revealed an indifferent tone, "I don't think anyone will have any doubts about the evidence in this document. The evidence of corruption and bribery of Comrades Kiriyenko and Ugel is conclusive. These matters should not be handled by me as the Chairman of the Council of Ministers. These matters should be handed over to the Supervisory Committee. As for whether you are guilty or not, they will make a final decision for you. "

Once they passed the gate of the Supervisory Committee, they had no hope of survival. At this time, he wanted to turn his attention to Lukyanov for help, but the other party was unmoved. Kiriyenko found it hard to believe that under such circumstances, Lukyanov did not stop him. He believed that if the conservatives tried to put pressure on him, it would be impossible for the investigators of the inspection committee to take anyone away from here.

A drop of cold sweat fell to the ground along the tip of Lukyanov's pen. His face was pale, not because he didn't want to stop it, but because he couldn't stop it. There is a bigger game waiting for Vladimir and Yanayev, and the original plan cannot be disrupted because of Kiriyenko and Ugel. If you continue to be patient, as long as you wait for the right time and pull Yanayev out of power, Kiriyenko and Wugell will naturally come out safe and sound.

Vladimir is also betting on whether the other party will break up with him. Lukyanov stood opposite like a statue, motionless.

"You're not going to stop it, are you? Well, my colleagues from the Supervisory Committee can come in. No one will hinder you in whatever you want to do."

Vladimir clapped his hands and the door opened. When some people saw the investigators walking in, they started to look around uneasily. To be honest, few of the people sitting here have a clean background. They were deeply afraid that the devils from the Supervisory Committee would come over and pat them on the shoulder and pronounce the verdict. He said as if he was on death row, "Comrade, please come with me."

They were all greeted by Vladimir, so they controlled Kiriyenko and Ugel without saying a word, and pulled them towards the door. Just like Vladimir said, he didn't care about other people at all. This also made those guys who survived the disaster hold their chairs and almost had a heart attack.

"Comrade Lukyanov, this is a frame-up against us. We did not...don't pull me, let me go!"

Kiriyenko shouted desperately, trying to break free from their control. A pair of hands firmly grasped his shoulders, unable to struggle at all. Some people looked at the motionless Lukyanov with disappointment in their eyes.

After the shouting in the corridor calmed down again, Vladimir looked around and asked, "Okay, does anyone have any other questions now? If not, let's continue the meeting?" "

This move made other people afraid to speak again. I am afraid that this is an open break between the young faction and the conservative faction. Vladimir took advantage of Kiriyenko and Ugel to provoke Lukyanov. They won't let conservatives go any further.

No one wanted to hear what Vladimir said in his speech. The other ministers looked distracted. The tragic scene of Kiriyenko and Ugel being dragged down was still vivid in their minds. After experiencing this apocalyptic situation, After the meeting, they no longer dared to look down upon the middle-aged man who was sitting in the leading role and whose qualifications and age were not as good as their own.

After the meeting, they quickly left the Kremlin as if they were in disaster. Maybe they would open a bottle of vodka to celebrate when they go back tonight. They should indeed celebrate, celebrate that they survived the catastrophe, and celebrate that the person who was pulled out of the door was not them.

Lukyanov unexpectedly stayed, and he and Vladimir had one last silent conversation. He rubbed his tired eyes and said word by word, "Comrade Yanayev, are you ready to declare war? Remove Luzhkov from power. I think the conservatives can tolerate his suppression, but remove Kiriyenko." If you and Ugel step down, are you ready for a fight to the death? For the sake of the organization, it won't do any good for whoever breaks the skin first. Instead, it will drag the country into the abyss. Civil war is cheap. It’s the United States, not us.”

Vladimir held his chin with his hands and listened quietly to the other party's speech. After listening to this righteous explanation, he frowned and said, "I know what you want to do, Comrade Lukyanov. What a pity." Comrades Liyenko and Ugel, they originally We should be able to go further. But since we have chosen to side with you, we have to bear the corresponding risks. Comrade Yanayev has spoken and hopes that you can hand over your power before the end of his Black Sea villa vacation. He doesn’t want to see the final scene of life and death.”

Black Sea vacation is over…

Lukyanov sneered. The superior General Secretary still didn't understand. They had no intention of negotiating properly, but took the most direct way to end his rule. Yanayev's last journey was to Foros Villa, which was both the starting point and the end of everything that happened in 1991.

Soon, Yanayev, who thought he was in control of everything, would end up like Khrushchev. When he was on vacation on the Black Sea, Brezhnev notified Khrushchev to attend the Central Committee Presidium meeting and read out all his The charges forced him to resign. On the same day that Khrushchev and Mikoyan flew back to Moscow, a meeting of the Presidium of the Central Committee was held in the Kremlin. The National Security Council led by Semichasny immediately replaced the guards outside Khrushchev's conference rooms, apartments and villas.

At the meeting of the Presidium of the Central Committee, criticism and condemnation flooded Khrushchev like a tide. He tried to refute and defend himself, but no one listened to him. As soon as he opened his mouth, he was interrupted by other people's impassioned speeches. Finally, he could not hold on any longer the next day and announced his resignation.

Lukyanov's methods were exactly the same as Podgorny's. He even had spies from the Presidential Security Bureau planning this matter. Every move in the Foros Villa would not escape his eyes, and the most important thing was the enemy in front of him.

Following the example of holding a meeting of the Presidium of the Central Committee, Vladimir was directly arrested and killed at the meeting. After the death of the Council of Ministers, no one could reduce the political status of the conservatives.

"I will consider what General Secretary Yanaev said."

For the final victory, he had to adopt temporary patience and concessions. "Before Yanaev comes back, the conservatives will give him a satisfactory answer."

"Let him wait for me." (To be continued.)