Soviet Union 1991

(Fourth update)

Yanayev unexpectedly received a call from Kadyrov Jr. from Chechnya. In the call, he discussed and looked forward to the future development of Chechnya with Yanayev. Due to the illegal armed leaders Basayev and Kazakhstan Tab had died on the Georgian border, and everything ended in dust. The remaining Chechen armed forces also lost their last leader, and the Chechen issue that had troubled the Soviet Union for nearly half a year finally had an opportunity to be resolved once and for all.

Kadyrov Jr. expressed his sincere gratitude to Yanayev on the phone for safeguarding the unity of Chechnya and fighting terrorists. The words were well spoken and clearly did not seem to be written by a young man less than 20 years old. It seems that Kadyrov Jr. Rove also has a think tank behind him to help him make suggestions. Yanayev said calmly that if you want to solve the ownership issue of Chechnya's political power, you are welcome to come to Moscow for negotiations.

Yanayev is not a character who can be bullied. Young Kadyrov's methods are quick and thunderous, and he will not be the opponent of the old foxes in the Moscow Kremlin who have lived for most of their lives. However, Kadyrov Jr. agreed and stated that he would visit Moscow today to discuss the stability of Chechnya and the ruling status of the Sufi faction.

A few days later, the Kremlin welcomed a former enemy and now ally. The appearance of Kadyrov Jr. has also raised the security level in Moscow to the highest level. After all, no one knows whether those illegal armed personnel will be eyeing the biggest enemy in a dark corner.

"Welcome to Moscow, little Kadyrov." Yanayev was obviously a little surprised when he saw the young boy with a slightly immature face in front of him. No matter how you looked at him, he didn't look like he could suppress all opposition with an iron fist. successor.

"Hello, General Secretary Yanayev." Kadyrov greeted Yanayev politely. Behind him was a man with deep eyes and a serious smile. Yanayev had done enough intelligence work. I still recognized who this person was at first sight. Kadyrov's assistant, Akhmadov. A man known as the brains of the Kadyrov family.

Now Yanayev finally knows where little Kadyrov got the courage to go to Moscow alone for negotiations. And he didn't expect that Akhmadov would actually side with little Kadyrov. Rather than siding with the military veterans.

After the two sides sat down, the negotiation began. This was a political negotiation that affected the people of the whole country. The negotiation mainly focused on the ownership of Chechnya's armed forces and the political interests of the Kadyrov family. Moreover, Chechnya is likely to become a precedent for autonomy issues in subsequent autonomous countries.

So how open this precedent is. Yanayev must grasp it.

"As for the status of the Kadyrov family in Chechnya, I would like to elaborate on the following aspects. The Kadyrov family is by far one of the largest Muslim families in the Republic of Ingushetia and even the Republic of Chechnya, and the little Kady Rove’s father is also the spiritual leader of the entire Chechnya, so I think it is the most suitable thing for young Kadyrov to inherit his father’s political legacy. As long as the Kadyrov family is still there, there will be no civil strife in Chechnya.”

"What's more, the Kadyrov family also has a powerful armed force. Coupled with his identity as a native of Chechnya, the Soviet army had to be familiar with Chechen forms. This also allowed him to deal with any armed personnel from Chechnya, or Rebels operating in the Caucasus.”

Akhmadov highlighted the importance of the Kadyrov family to the stability of Chechnya. He was also telling Yanayev that we are the only armed force in Chechnya that can face the enemy head-on. If we do not want civil strife in Chechnya, we But it's the only option.

Yanayev just held his chin silently. Listen to him continue without agreeing or denying.

In order to gain the legitimacy of the younger Kadyrov regime, Akhmadov naturally described the Kadyrov family as an indispensable political family. “The Kadyrov family is also the sole leader of the Sufi faction in Chechnya. Since the arrogance of the Wahhabi faction has been severely suppressed, only we Sufis are the mainstream Muslims in the Chechen world. Sufis are different from the Wahhabis who believe in fundamentalism. We advocate moderation and non-controversy. Secularization.”

In order to relax the Soviet Union's vigilance against the Muslim world, Akhmadov described Sufism as a moderate faction. However, Yanayev still just changed his gesture and continued to listen to Akhmadov.

"And..." Facing Yanayev's face that was full of joy and anger. Akhmadov suddenly felt that he did not have the courage to continue speaking. He felt that the guy sitting opposite was like a hunter waiting for the fox to fall into the trap, enjoying every move of the prey before it died, "And . We are still the only armed force in Chechnya, and only we can stabilize the environment in Chechnya or lead the struggle of the Chechen people.”

The last sentence Akhmadov said was ambiguous, leading the Chechen people's struggle? Is it the fight against the illegal armed struggle that they participated in, or the fight against the Soviet troops active in Chechnya?

Even Kadyrov, who was silent, was a little confused. Shouldn't this political negotiation be a wonderful debate? Why can I only see Uncle Akhmadov arrogantly threatening the Soviet Union, while General Secretary Yanayev sitting opposite still has a calm expression on his face?

He suddenly had an unknown premonition, as if he had fallen into a trap designed by others. He kicked Akhmadov's shoe to signal his uncle to shut up.

Yanayev used the silent provocation method to see through most of Chechnya's trump cards. He also roughly knew in his heart what kind of bargaining chips the political group represented by Kadyrov wanted. He smiled, raised his head and said, "Do you know about the Big Ivan nuclear bomb?"

"Huh?" Akhmadov was stunned for a moment. He didn't know why Yanayev suddenly mentioned this.

Yanayev ignored Akhmadov's attitude and continued to talk, "It also has other names, such as the Khrushchev bomb and the Tsar bomb. It was the most terrifying nuclear weapon ever developed by the Soviet Union. Even Novaya Zemlya, which covers an area of ​​82,000 square kilometers, cannot meet its requirements, let alone Chechnya, which covers an area of ​​only 17,000 square kilometers? Our Ivan the Great is enough to destroy the entire Chechnya, so what qualifications does Chechnya have? What are you asking us to do?”

Yanayev's words were like a wake-up call, hitting Akhmadov's heart hard.

When it comes to being simple, rude and crazy, who is the opponent of the crazy red polar bear? (To be continued.)