Soviet Union 1991

All missing chapters are in the public chapters.

Originally, Morowski was full of joy and wanted to find some secrets in the black box of the crashed plane. It would be best if he could find out that this air crash was a conspiracy of the Soviet Intelligence Bureau against Poland, aimed at retaliating against Poland's strategic deterrence against the Soviet Union. In this way, Poland can openly be a persecuted person and then launch a retaliation. But the final test results disappointed Morowski and even made him a little embarrassed.

The black box recorded the conversation between President Walesa and the captain intact. From their conversation and a series of events that happened afterwards, it can be shown that this accident was caused by typical human factors. This unfortunate incident happened because of the misjudgment of the Polish president. It has nothing to do with the Soviet Union.

After looking at this report that could not be more detailed and confirming that the accident was caused by Poland, Morowski had a headache. In this way, Poland could not condemn Yanayev, and even the attitude of "I will wait for you to look good when I find evidence" before became silent and pretended to look at the scenery everywhere. The politically powerful crusade that had originally formed also disappeared in the next moment.

"Wallesa is simply a mentally retarded guy. He would make such a low-level mistake? I really don't know how this guy got the position of President of Poland. Even if a pig sat in the presidential palace, it would be much better than him." Complaining is complaining. Now Morowski has no reason to attack the Soviet Union. He can only hold Walesa's funeral well to win the sympathy of various countries. Fortunately, they have no reason to attack the Soviet Union, otherwise it is unknown who will be killed in the end.

Regarding the death of former President Walesa, European countries basically sent condolences to the funeral of the Polish president, even the Soviet Union, which was in dire straits for Poland. Yanayev also attended the funeral of the Polish president in person. A bouquet of white flowers was presented on his coffin.

The United States seemed less grand, only sending a Secretary of State. There were even few greetings, just symbolically emphasizing a few polite words that were not painful or itchy. After all, the only one who can make the whole of Europe collectively despise him is the big * who is good at pulling hatred.

US Secretary of State Warren's primary target is obviously not President Morovsky, he walked straight towards Yanaev. Obviously, there is absolutely no good thing for two powerful gangsters to squeeze together at the funeral of other heads of state. When they looked at the representatives of other countries with cold eyes, everyone subconsciously shrank their necks and felt a strange chill. There is only one position on the throne of hell, but there are two terrible demons who are trying to use other countries to play games. This is a highly unified view of other countries on the US-Soviet hegemony.

"The weather in Poland in March is really disgusting, Chairman Yanaev."

As Warren said, the translator beside him directly interpreted, but Yanaev interrupted the translator. He smiled and said, "No need for translation. My English is much better than Comrade Warren imagined. Or have you been looking down on others for too long? So you always have this expression when you see anyone."

Warren pondered for a moment and said slowly, "I'm not here to quarrel with you, Comrade Yanaev. I just want to say that some people are gone. Shouldn't the pressure from Central and Eastern Europe be reduced? This is a good thing for you. You don't have to sleep uneasy, always feeling that there is a neighbor with a butcher knife waiting for you next to you."

"You mean there is a little sheep with a utility knife sleeping next to a polar bear? Don't be kidding, Mr. Warren. You had the White House burned down by Canada. We have never been bullied by a group of sheep. Right?" Yanaev watched the funeral procession carrying the coffin towards the cemetery, while mocking US Secretary of State Warren.

"A secretary of state who has things to do would not come over to say such sarcastic things at the funeral of other heads of state. Either he has something to ask of him. If he has some secrets to discuss that should not be heard by others, aren't you afraid that someone is monitoring our conversation nearby?" Yanaev mocked Warren again.

"Except for my CIA agents and your KGB intelligence personnel, who else would monitor our conversation in such a remote woods? Are you talking about Poland? That guy Morowski must have the courage to do this." Warren moved his toes, and the soft soil under his leather shoes was drawn into a small semicircle by him. He put his hands in his windbreaker and looked at the gray sky and muttered to himself, "Such gloomy weather is really not as good as the warm sunshine in the Middle East."

Hearing the word Middle East, Yanaev raised his head, which had been low. He looked at Warren with a mysterious smile and quietly clenched his fists. "Why, are you planning to intervene in the affairs of the Middle East again? Don't forget that the Soviet Union now has a number of powerful allies in the Middle East. You should also consider our feelings before you take any action."

"Yes, so today we are here to inform you that there will be a huge change in the Middle East. Of course, there is the shadow of the CIA, and there is also the promotion of local forces. I hope that the Soviet Union will not be surprised by the change."

Yanayev frowned, not understanding what Warren was thinking. According to the level of state secrets, what Warren said was absolutely confidential. But a powerful Secretary of State actually exposed such important information to Yanaev without reservation. Isn't this the behavior of a fool? But it made him feel very uneasy, always feeling that there were many secrets behind him.

"What do you mean, showing off your actions in the Middle East to me?" Yanayev turned his head and looked at Warren with some disdain, as if he was looking at a fool.

"No, President Mario just wanted to tell you that he wanted the Soviet Union to see its allies being destroyed one by one, but you couldn't come forward to rescue. This is the original words we relayed."

Yanayev narrowed his eyes and looked at what Warren said. Doesn't being unable to come forward to rescue mean the invasion of Iraq? But if the United States really prepared to provoke an Iraq war, it would be tantamount to suicide. Because there is always a bear and a rabbit sharpening their knives to dig a grave for the bald eagle. Just like when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.

As long as the IQ level is not off, you will consider this point, but Mario actually said it in front of Yanaev with confidence, which can only mean that everything is ready and waiting for the last moment.

"What are the Americans thinking?"

This is the first time that Yanaev can't guess the Americans' minds. According to his own calculations, the best way for the United States now is to establish an anti-missile defense system in Eastern Europe to help Central and Eastern European countries strengthen their military strength, and even launch another Marshall Plan to establish a European common defense circle. Of course, their biggest opponent is the Soviet Union, known as the Eastern European giant bear.

"Enjoy the short sunshine, the Middle East will eventually fall into darkness."

Warren turned around and gave Yanaev an inexplicable smile, then left the cemetery under the escort of bodyguards. Before leaving, he turned around and waved to Yanaev. All this seemed to Yanaev to be a provocative gesture.

"It's hard for this guy to run from Washington to Warsaw just to tell me such a thing." When Yanayev was about to move forward, he saw the newly appointed US Secretary of Defense William Perry standing next to the Polish Minister of Defense, turning his head from time to time and whispering something.

Yanayev stopped and his thoughts gradually became clear. It seemed that Poland had already hooked up with the United States, either negotiating arms sales or discussing issues about strategic defense of the homeland, and this strategic defense weapon was the Eastern European anti-missile system.

"It seems that the Americans are trying their best to limit our pace to the circle of Eastern Europe, and even start from Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Invisible Cold War and white-hot local hot war? President Mario finally couldn't help but not want to fight a small fight. Is he ready to start? But how much more solid foundation does the United States need to afford a full-scale invasion war?" (To be continued.)

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