Soviet Union 1991

"Ecuadorian President Delgaro has declared his allegiance to the red regime to the Soviet army yesterday. This is the first time that a red country has appeared in South America after the fall of former socialist countries such as Ukraine and Georgia. There is no doubt that the red forces are spreading rapidly at this time, and the free world will be replaced by an evil, dictatorial regime. If we don't stand up at this time, our world will be completely destroyed. Moscow's so-called peace is just a false lie. Ukraine will not be the first, and Ecuador will not be the last. We must establish an absolute united front to stop the invasion of the red forces."

Romanov put the newspaper aside and said with a contemptuous smile, "ridiculous."

It is indeed very ridiculous. Although Moscow's invasion is not a just act, at least it uses violence to redistribute local wealth. If what the Soviet Union did is evil, then the free world's exploitation and plundering around the world and claiming it in the name of justice is even more shameless.

But this also shows another thing. The White House began to be wary of the Soviet Union's plan and no longer took a wait-and-see attitude. Romanov had long anticipated that Trump would use NATO's troops to tie up the Soviet army's armored torrent and drag the other side into the dilemma of fighting on two fronts, so that he could unify the whole of Europe when the EU and the Soviet Union were losing miserably and re-consolidate his position as the only superpower.

But Moscow was not so stupid. It deliberately opened a second battlefield at this time to prevent the Americans from taking care of the invasion of the Far East. The Soviet technology tree chose a different way of development. The Americans' logistics support could only be fully exerted on their own land, but the Soviet army's mv system could establish a logistics support base in any corner of the world and complete the industrialized production of tanks. All Romanov lacked was a piece of land to build a tank factory.

After consolidating its rule over Ecuador, the Soviet armored forces were able to recruit local civilians to serve as workers on the tank factory assembly line, and of course prisoners in prison. Instead of letting them perish in prison, it was better to mobilize them for more meaningful labor.

The Soviet labor reform shortened the time for the tank factory assembly line.

Malashenko had just returned from Damascus. The mission in the Middle East went very smoothly. Since the emergence of radiation engineers, Syria has even gradually reversed its disadvantage on the battlefield. These soldiers wearing chemical protective clothing and equipped with automatic evolution systems cooperated with the tanks' attack, often achieving unexpected results.

"We are helping the Assad family to establish a unified Middle Eastern country. At least the current front is very smooth. If it goes as expected, Turkey and Iraq will be their next targets."

Romanov raised his head, glanced at Malashenko, and asked hesitantly, "Does Bashar have such lofty ambitions? I thought his interest was only in consolidating his own regime."

Since Bashar took office as the President of Syria, on the one hand, he inherited his father's domestic and foreign policies, and on the other hand, he began to reform. Politically, he released political prisoners, relaxed speech control, cracked down on corruption, and banned the deification of leaders; in terms of economy, he implemented nine five-year plans, carried out economic reforms, and proposed a package of "reform, development and modernization" to attract foreign investment and improve people's livelihood. These reforms are known as the "Damascus Spring." Of course, a stable and moderate Syrian savior is not what the United States wants to see, so it will use the Arab movement to overthrow the other side's regime.

Since the turmoil in Syria, Bashar has expressed his determination.

"In the face of external interference, I am certainly ready to fight to the death," and resolutely rejected any solution imposed by foreign countries. He also pointed out that it is the government's responsibility to eliminate terrorists and protect the people. He believes that the most important thing at present is to maintain national unity.

"When he tastes the sweetness of power and has the armed forces of surrounding countries in his hands, his ambition will also expand. Any leader of a Middle Eastern country has a dream of a great Sultan."

Malashenko smiled mysteriously, which is why he strongly supports the pro-Soviet regime. When Bashar realized that the military assistance provided by the Soviet Union could conquer the entire Middle Eastern countries and liberate them from the pain of war, Bashar would naturally be eager to try.

Romanov asked quietly, "What if he doesn't want to?"

"We have already considered this situation. The factional situation in the Middle East is complicated. The excuse of military conquest will only arouse greater resistance. But what if we let other countries take the lead in attacking Syria? The Syrian threat theory can make fence-sitters stick together, and even abandon the old enemy Israel, and turn to besiege Syria... Even if Bashar is unwilling to use force, he has no choice."

Faced with the ally who has turned against him, Bashar has to choose to fight. When he asked the Soviet Union for more military assistance, he also became Romanov's most loyal ally in the Middle East.

"Look at what kind of stuff the Arab countries in the Middle East are. They are dissatisfied with Syria's actions to suppress the people, and took the opportunity to recall their ambassadors to Syria to put pressure on them. The United States, Britain, France, Germany and the European Union have all issued statements demanding that Syrian President Assad step down. Many countries have stated that Assad has carried out bloody suppression and brutal human rights violations against peaceful demonstrations for months, and demanded that he hand over power immediately. The US President even advocated more severe sanctions against Syria."

After Bashar steps down, these shameless people who are in the name of freedom and equality will turn a unified Syria into a war-torn land, just like what they did to Iraq and Saddam. When they find that Bashar steps down, the situation will be worse than when this iron-fisted president was in office, and then the Middle East will fall into a dead cycle that can never be escaped.

The emergence of Romanov is to raise the butcher knife to the free world.

Chop off the heads of the high and mighty evil financiers and hang their bodies on the poles.

Kill without hesitation at the NATO barrier until these despicable villains shut their mouths in front of the steel chariot. The dirty conspiracy carried out under the banner of justice will eventually be ended by true justice.

The existence of the Soviet Union is to end the source of all evil in the capitalist world and establish a real proletarian world.

Fuck your bourgeois freedom!

Fuck your capitalist democracy! 8