Soviet Union 1991

First update

"You said the Soviet Union is willing to provide North Korea with MiG and MiG-29 fighter jets, Buran rocket launchers, and T72 tanks? Will it even support us in the conflict between North Korea and South Korea?" Kim Jong Il couldn't help but couldn't help but hear Yanayev's offer of assistance. He was stunned for a moment, as if someone suddenly gave him a sumptuous meal when he was hungry in North Korea. Faced with such sumptuous food, his strong curiosity actually covered up his hunger.

Although North Korea has surpassed most countries in terms of the number of tanks it possesses, it has even surpassed Germany. But most of them are old T54 and T62 tanks, and there are even a small number of T34 tanks from the Second World War. The T72 is like a rare treasure to North Korea. Not to mention the Buran multiple rocket launcher that entered service with the Soviet Union in 1987. The generosity of this aid is unimaginable to North Korea.

"Of course the Soviet Union does not provide these things for free. I just want to know what you would do if North Korea and South Korea come together to cause a border conflict?" Yanayev looked at Kim Jong Il and asked word by word, "I wonder how far you can push the conflict?"

"Don't tell me that it's just a shelling of Yeonpyeong Island. It's just a mild blow to the conflict between North and South Korea. I want to know how far you can go to what your father did back then?" Yanayev said. That is to say, with the support of Stalin, Kim Il Sung took the lead in launching an offensive to bulldoze South Korea.

Hearing Yanayev's words, Kim Jong Il's face instantly turned ugly. He whispered, "Chairman Yanayev, you should know that no one will allow such a thing to happen. China will not allow it, and Japan will not allow it." It is allowed, and the United States does not allow it either.”

Because the relationship between North Korea and the Soviet Union has not reached a stalemate, Kim Jong Il will not appear to be as desperate and hysterical as Kim Jong Un, but will very carefully consider the relationship between the surrounding allies. He would not do such an act that would inflame his body.

"Did I say that I need you to start a Korean War? No one wants to see the capital of South Korea turned into a sea of ​​fire. I just need you to provoke an armed struggle between North and South Korea. Right on the 38th Parallel On the border, it is limited to the 38th parallel." Yanayev tilted his head. He said to Kim Jong Il, "Otherwise, why do you think the Soviet Union would provide you with a batch of military aid for no reason? We just want to see what kind of losses North Korea can bring to South Korea."

"If possible, we will also provide you with short-range missiles. Of course, it will be a little difficult for you to hit the United States, but I think it will be no problem to move Seoul to the ground. Beech, SAM anti-aircraft missiles, Tornado and Hail Rocket launchers. These are yours. As long as you dare to do it, the Soviet Union will support you."

Yanayev's attitude has been made clear. As long as North Korea dares to fire the first shot, no matter how South Korea accuses North Korea, the Soviet Union will unswervingly stand on Kim Jong Il's side.

"Of course I do. North Korea's greatest hope is to unify the Korean Peninsula, expel the lackeys of capitalism from the peninsula, and plant red flags throughout South Korea."

Kim Jong Il's swelling ambitions coincided with Yanayev's revenge, instigated by the Soviet Union. South Korean military officers began to secretly plan and prepare to provoke a border conflict. Of course, in this carefully planned conflict, Yanayev had already said hello to the Chinese side and was sure that the other party would not raise any objections to it. Only then did Yanayev feel relieved and let Kim Jong Il go ahead with it.

This is indeed Yanayev's most generous assistance, including 5 MiG fighter jets, 2 MiG 29 fighter jets, 2 Buran multiple rocket launchers, and 8 T72 tanks. In Yanayev's eyes, although these are just monkey versions, even if they are sold to Indian Asan, they will make more money than selfless aid to North Korea. But for strategic interests, the Soviet Union had to do this.

All weapons arrive in Pyongyang by sea. Then they were quickly deployed to border bases by North Korea. This time North Korea's provocations were not concentrated in one area, but were dispersed in different areas along the 38th parallel for simultaneous shelling.

The Storm rockets were aimed at the military base on the South Korean border. More than two hundred rockets were like a rain of bullets from the Iron Curtain, heading towards the positions where the South Korean troops were poured out. A huge explosion swept through the entire military camp. After the artillery fire subsided, countless people fell to the ground groaning, stained with blood, incomplete buildings, and tanks burning with flames, bearing the punishment of communism.

The simultaneous bloodshed at six locations along the 38th Parallel shocked the then South Korean President Kim Young-sam. He immediately announced that he would send fighter jets across the 38th parallel to attack North Korea. Just when he made this decision at the press conference, North Korea launched a new round of rocket attacks.

This time they aimed at the border towns. The roar of rockets tore through the dark night sky. Those who had fallen asleep were awakened one after another. Through the curtains, they were horrified to see the dazzling fireworks cutting through the black night sky, and then in the huge After the explosion, the entire city began to burn.

The crowd was quickly evacuated into the air-raid shelter, and the unfortunate guy was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. This shelling killed at least 30 civilians and injured more than 100 people.

Just when the South Korean armored forces wanted to cross the border to counterattack, they were intercepted by the T72 tanks that had already been ambushed. They were horrified to find that the North Korean army on the opposite side was actually using the latest Soviet tanks.

When Yanayev saw the burning North Korean city on TV news, he just gently raised the glass of vodka in his hand, and whispered to the bleeding crowd, "All this is for our hawthorn flowers."

This is just the first step of Soviet revenge, as part of the price paid by South Korea for participating in the joint military exercise.

After the border conflict, the Soviet Union was the first to issue a statement in support of North Korea's actions. It said that it would respect the Korean People's Army's move to liberate the Korean Peninsula and achieve unification. If necessary, the Soviet government will provide certain military assistance to the North Korean army. This is also the first time in more than half a century that the Soviet Union has issued such a strong and aggressive foreign statement on the situation on the Korean Peninsula.

The Soviet Union's reaction made South Korean President Kim Young-sam understand who was the mastermind behind the conflict. The gloomy-eyed Soviet chairman hid behind the scenes and manipulated everything, and was also the culprit of this incident. And all he did was to retaliate against the previous joint military exercise. (To be continued.)