Soviet Union 1991

First update

The chain reaction caused by the arms race is not only in Japan, the Korean Peninsula is also increasingly showing tension. Since the Taiwan crisis, North Korea has begun frequently conducting live-fire exercises on the South Korean border, including beheading operations and urban warfare. And the Korean People's Army announced that they can liberate the entire South Korea and unify the Korean Peninsula in a short period of time.

This makes the South Korean government uneasy.

It is obvious that slight changes in the situation in the Asia-Pacific will affect the balance of the situation on the Korean Peninsula. The northern regime dares to conduct actual combat exercises so unscrupulously, indicating that they are very likely to receive military assistance from China or the Soviet Union, and this military assistance is very important for For South Korea, it is fatal.

South Korean President Kim Young-sam had to visit the United States and began to seek help. After all, the only thing that can help him now is the beacon of hope for mankind at the far end of the Pacific Ocean.

After listening to President Kim Young-sam's narration, U.S. President Mario frowned. There were originally three aircraft carrier battle groups on standby near the Taiwan Strait, and they would intervene immediately if a conflict broke out. They have no time to worry about the friction between the Korean Peninsula now. After all, all high-level US officials have their sights set on the Taiwan Strait.

Mario suddenly realized that the increasingly explosive situation in North Korea was not an accident. It was very likely that other countries were fueling the flames behind North Korea and supporting the Kim dynasty to create conflicts so that the United States could ignore the head and tail. He thought of the previous arms sales between the Soviet Union and Japan, so the person causing friction in various strategic locations in Asia could only be the Soviet Union.

Even so, the United States still cannot disperse its forces. Three aircraft carrier battle groups are already the limit. His navy also needs to maintain the interests of the United States in other overseas places. Therefore, President Mario can only respond to Kim Young-sam’s request tactfully. A no.

"We have noticed North Korea's recent frequent military exercises in the country, but the United States is not likely to intervene in advance." President Mario then said, "But we cannot allow our allies to be threatened by foreign forces, so The United States is willing to provide a batch of military equipment to South Korea to help the South Korean government resist threats from the north. "

After hearing the answer from the President of the United States, Jin Yongsan almost lost his breath and fainted. The United States is ready? Are the combat effectiveness of art mechanics and the US military at the same level? Even Jin Yongsan came to the United States for help because he was not sure about his own army. No matter how much armaments he sent, it would only help the enemy!

"But President Mario, the situation on the Korean Peninsula has changed a lot from before. It's not about donating arms, but we really feel the threat from the north. If this Asia-Pacific conflict is not properly resolved, If the US side cannot maintain order, the conflict on the Korean peninsula will only intensify, and it will no longer be a border conflict.”

Jin Yongsan emphasized his tone, "The North Korean People's Army can capture Seoul within 24 hours and fall to South Korea within a week. But you can only go back and clean up the Korean Peninsula after the conflict in the Strait is over. Mess."

First it was Japan, then North Korea, and the Soviet Union put pressure on the United States in all aspects. The purpose was naturally to force the United States to abdicate on the Taiwan issue.

After the South Korean President's visit that made no progress, Mario began to negotiate with the White House think tanks about the increasingly intensifying Asia-Pacific crisis that was being deduced by all parties. The United States does not want to withdraw, but it is unwilling to do so.

As the leader of the National Security Council in the Office of the President, the US National Advisor participated in this meeting. This was a secret meeting that was avoided even by the US State Department. The results of the meeting were later known to only a few people present.

"This is an all-round contest. In Japan, they used various forces to oppose the United States, including Shigenobu, the daughter of the leader of the Red Army. In May, as a force supported by the Soviet Union, Soviet foreign investment in cooperation with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries began to establish operations on Japanese soil. They sell their weapons under the sign of a joint venture. This is information that the CIA previously obtained through high-altitude photography by reconnaissance satellites, as shown in the photo. The Korean People's Army is mobilizing their military power. In some military bases, there are even more tanks and armored vehicles than before. Intelligence analysts speculate that these weapons are likely to come from countries that support him, and the last possibility is China. Secondly, It was the Soviet Union. Then five days after the arrival of these new weapons, the conflict on the border between North and South Korea began to intensify."

After explaining so much intelligence to U.S. President Mario in one breath, Anthony Lake began to analyze the Soviet Union's offensive methods. "It is obvious that this time the Soviet Union took advantage of the crisis of distrust between Japan and the United States to penetrate into Japanese politics. And we also have reason to believe that Ryutaro Hashimoto has accepted some kind of favor from the Soviet Union, which is dangerous for the unbreakable U.S.-Japan alliance.”

"The next thing is the conflict between North Korea and South Korea, which has never changed for thousands of years. Rather than the Soviet Union and China pushing the situation to develop in an extreme direction, it is better to say that it is creating opportunities for arms sales for the Soviet Union." Anthony Lake Holding a pencil in his mouth, he said unhurriedly, "It is not good for both sides to take the situation in North Korea to extremes. After all, no one wants to fight each other now, so I think the Soviet Union wants to launch a military campaign against South Korea." Selling is the last possible thing.”

"Aggravate the conflict and then sell arms?" Mario's tone was a little unbelievable. If he really wanted to do this, wouldn't North Korea be in trouble?

"Isn't this method very common? President Mario, during the Iran-Iraq War, China also sold tanks to Iran and Iraq at the same time. The Soviet Union just wanted to keep the situation on the peninsula under a balance on the edge of a knife."

"So how should we deal with the Soviet Union's provocation?" Mario asked.

"Ignore it and solve the Taiwan issue wholeheartedly." Consultant Anthony gave a reliable suggestion.

"Since the Soviet Union does not want to cause a conflict on the Korean Peninsula, then we don't need to care about their feints to the east and attacks to the west. Instead, we should keep a close eye on Taiwan's every move and never let them achieve unification. As for Japan, we will endure a small loss for the time being, and turn around to deal with and clean up those alien forces after the Asia-Pacific crisis is over. The Soviet Union wants to stir up a storm in the Asia-Pacific, but they still underestimate the control ability of the United States."

Consultant Anthony said coldly, "After all, the United States controls one-third of the situation in the Asia-Pacific. I want to see what capital the Soviet Union has to stir up waves." (To be continued.)