Soviet Union 1991

(The second update and the third update will be left until tonight)

"All of you here are the elites of the Republic. Some of you can even be said to be the world's top intelligence analysts and the masters of the world's political landscape. But why can't you see through the conspiracy set by the Soviets? And you are still a Not a clever conspiracy? Just because the Soviets deliberately provided false information? "

Bush asked word for word, pronouncing each word with extra emphasis. President Bush's question even made intelligence guru Dick Cheney feel a little embarrassed, not to mention the president's political adviser Brent and White House chief of staff Skinner, who had already been silent. They were a little ashamed and more angry than ever.

Because the Soviets used a small tactical nuclear weapon to pretend to be a red mercury nuclear bomb, it deceived almost everyone in the United States, including a group of intelligence analysts and senior officials of the CIA. Even the top decision-makers of the U.S. government made errors in judgment and believed that the Soviets There are now super-nuclear weapons powerful enough to collapse the U.S. economy.

"There is also the so-called Rod of God project, which is just something President Yanayev said casually. The rocket launched from Baikonu-Ir observed in May last year was just an experimental reconnaissance satellite. , is not the so-called Rod of God, but our intelligence officials firmly believe that it is an experimental version of the Rod of God, as if they were the Soviets who participated in the development project, oh no, it should be said. The Soviets still need to be more proficient.”

Bush wantonly ridiculed everyone sitting there. At the end, he added quietly, "Maybe I should conduct a purge of the CIA's losers and lay off all the agents who provided false intelligence. This way they will have more people." Enough knowledge to know what to do and what not to do, such as trying to deceive a president, is something no one would think about.”

Everyone here was silent, no one dared to speak when the president was furious.

Bush would be angry enough now, if it were not for the intelligence provided by NATO allies that proved that the Soviet Union did not have the so-called red mercury and the rod of God prepared for experiments. Bush is still kept in the dark. It is ridiculous to think that Bush has also raised the security level to the highest level in the past few months. This Qiu Bush must have remembered it, and he would try every means to trick Yanayev once.

"My President, you cannot deny the entire intelligence base just because of a single error in intelligence judgment. In fact, our intelligence collection work on the Soviet Union has been very successful in recent years. If the management is changed at this critical moment, maybe it will There is some... turmoil. "Skinner said it very vaguely. In fact, what he meant was that all the top executives of the CIA could not be fired because of the president's emotional judgment.

"Of course I understand this, Chief of Staff Skinner." Bush said slowly, his expression a little depressed. "The recent battles between us and the Soviet Union have all ended in failure, so we cannot lose to them this time. We will refute them fiercely, both tactically and strategically."

"As for the recent issue, it would be best to focus on Chechnya." Intelligence guru Dick Cheney pushed up his glasses with his middle finger and opened the report on the table. "Recently, someone took the initiative to contact someone active in the Caucasus. Agents of the CIA, hoping that the CIA can provide them with another batch of arms assistance. Guess who that person is? "

"Chechens? The escaped Maskhadov?" The first thing Bush thought of was this guy.

"It was not Maskhadov, but Basayev who was not killed in the bombing in Dagestan." Dick Cheney said excitedly. "He was lucky enough to escape that air strike. According to the information brought back by intelligence personnel, Intelligence analysis. Basayev is trying to launch another attack in the Soviet Union in order to achieve the goal of the Soviet authorities releasing Dudayev, so we can make a fuss about this."

"Well, can we contact him?" Bush asked cautiously.

"Of course." Dick Cheney nodded, "And we can also do it more covertly and use a third party, that is, our agent in Chechnya to complete this arms deal. As for the source of the arms, we can first Africa, then travel around Europe for a few times and then deliver it to the Chechens, so that even if the KGB agents track it down, they will only be able to find our European and African agents.”

Dick Cheney was very discreet about such secret little moves. Although he spoke lightly to President Bush. But in fact, the operation is extremely cumbersome and complicated, so the president only needs to ensure that there are no mistakes in strategy. As for such tactical details, he should leave it to the agents of the CIA.

"Did Basayev make a weapons list?" Bush asked. It can also be seen from the list provided by Chechnya what their actual military strength is now.

"Of course, from revolvers to Kalashnikov rifles, from RPG rocket launchers to anti-personnel mines and fragmentation grenades, the current situation of these Chechens who escaped death is very bleak." Dick Cheney said , "However, although the situation in Chechnya has temporarily stabilized, terrorists active in the mountainous areas will always become a hidden danger to the Soviet Union. If we support them while they still have some climate, they will definitely be uprooted by the Soviets in the future."

"You mean they will eventually be annihilated by the Soviet army?" Bush asked curiously.

"It's not the Soviet army, it's the ruthless agents of the KGB." Dick Cheney put a bunch of bloody photos in front of Bush. Bush found that Dick Cheney divided these photos, which made him lose his appetite, into two parts. One was OK, and the other was extremely bloody.

"The one on the left is a Russian prisoner captured by the Chechens. They cut open his head and bled him. They hung him up on a tree until the blood was dry for display." Dick Cheney told Bush vividly.

"The ones on the right are Chechen terrorists captured by KGB agents. Their fate is much more miserable than that of Russian prisoners. They slashed the stomachs of these poor creatures and slowly bled them out. They even cut off their tongues, eyes, noses, and ears, sawed off their fingers one by one, and then sent them to the Chechen rebels, telling them that this is the fate of betraying the Soviet Union."

"Even more cruel is kidnapping the families of these Wahhabis and torturing the poor women and children in front of them until they speak out the information. After they speak out the information, they immediately implement the most terrible punishment, soaking the pigs in water and killing them. Oily cloth strips were wrapped around the Chechens, and then they were hung up with iron chains and burned alive. After they were burned to death, pig feces were poured into the graves before they were buried. The KGB used this cruel method to tell religious extremists in the Caucasus who attempted to attack civilians that this is the fate of your betrayal of the motherland. "

"In addition to humiliation, the KGB's practice represents hell and uncleanness in a religious sense. This is also the reason why the Hawabi faction regards the Soviet KGB as a demon. There is a saying in Chechnya that it is better to shoot yourself in the head first than to be thrown by a KGB agent. Entering the courtroom is a true fate worse than death. "

Speaking of this, Dick Cheney was a little overwhelmed. He took off his glasses and rubbed his sore eyes, saying, "So we were so cautious in this revenge, because we were worried that the KGB would know about our collusion with the Chechens. So this operation also dragged the British MI6 into the water. We provided intelligence in many places, and MI6 was responsible for reaching a deal with the Chechens. Even if the Soviet Union really wanted to settle accounts later, the first person they would find would be our allies, not the CIA agents. "

"Our agents have already spread in the Caucasus , and do not want to be wiped out by this attack. So even if the British allies who are eager for revenge are the vanguards, we must not let our agents expose their identities. The national interests of the United States are above everything else. "

After saying this, Dick Cheney breathed a sigh of relief and said to President Bush, "Now, it is up to the President to decide whether we should support Chechnya or let go of the opportunity for revenge."

"Of course we should support the Chechens. I really want to see Yanayev's thunderous rage. "

When Bush said this, he had no idea that he had opened a Pandora's box. (To be continued.)