Soviet Union 1991

Second update

General Maziyel's patience was finally exhausted by the US aircraft carrier incident. ?(〈When the Stanislav aircraft carrier battle group stayed in the Marmara Sea, the Turkish military's last hope for President Demirel was exhausted. And General Maziyel issued the final order to overthrow the Turkish government and order it to step down.

Then Yanaev also waited for the final reply from the Turkish military in the Kremlin. When he picked up the phone and the other party reported his name, Yanaev was relieved. It seems that everything will end at this moment.

Yanayev sat on the sofa and listened to the other party's speech quietly. At this time, there were also Comrade Kryuchkov, the first chairman of the KGB, Comrade Vladimir, and Defense Minister Yazov beside him. They were all waiting for the final reply from the Turkish military. This was not a simple coup, but a conflict between the Turkish army and the Soviet Moscow. Subversive actions under the joint cooperation of the government.

The purpose is to stop Demirel's playing with fire and ease external tensions. And this is also Yanaev's last trump card to solve the Turkish issue. The Soviet Union tried every means to create disputes on the issue of the Kurdistan Workers' Party in the East to attract the attention of the Turkish government and the United States, but in fact it was quietly operating the Turkish army as a dark chess piece. It was not until now that it was put on the surface.

I guess President Mario's face will become very ugly tomorrow.

"The Turkish side has two requirements. First, when we overthrow the Demirel regime, the Black Sea Fleet and your bomber formation will immediately withdraw from the Black Sea area, and we will also declare the arbitration invalid. Second, the Soviet Union will give up its aid to the Kurdistan Workers' Party in the East, and we will also support the United States' deployment of anti-missile systems in Turkey. The treaty was declared invalid. "

The two points raised by General Maziyel were in line with the interests of the Soviet Union. Yanaev nodded and agreed to General Maziyel's request. However, he still reminded the other party appropriately, "Oh, by the way, there is one more thing, that is, the Soviet Union's aid to the Kurdistan Workers' Party. We have already cut off the aid. But we cannot control Öcalan's movements. In other words, the Kurdistan Workers' Party is no longer within our control. "

"I know this." General Maziyel replied calmly. Everyone knows about political transactions, and he will not specifically point out these things.

"I wish you success, General Maziyel." Yanaev said.

Then the call was hung up, and Yanaev knew that Ankara was now facing a bloody storm. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. He took a deep breath, slowly exhaled the depression that had accumulated in his chest for more than two weeks, and said to the people around him, "The last move has been completed, now it depends on the performance of the Turkish military."

The people around him relaxed their frowns and clapped their hands to celebrate. Yanaev leaned against the sand, recalling every step of this operation, which was extremely thrilling.

"Oh, by the way, Comrade Kryuchkov." Yanaev turned his head and did not forget to make the last blow to the Turkish government, "Let the KGB agents connected with Öcalan rule the Kurdistan Workers' Party. The Turkish government is about to have civil unrest, and they can put on a grand show."

At more than one o'clock in the morning, the peaceful Turkish streets were broken by a riot. People were horrified to see a row of neat m6o tanks appear on the silent streets, and their turrets were all aimed at the direction of the presidential palace. The Turkish army quietly and quickly controlled the streets around Ankara. Soldiers with live ammunition set up checkpoints at the intersections and blocked the streets leading to the Turkish presidential palace.

General Maziyel's coup was swift and determined, aiming to take down the uncontrollable President Demirel. Because of his cooperation with the United States, he has become more unstable and difficult to control than in 1980. Demirel must be removed from the presidency if it is not in the interests of the Turkish military.

When the tanks advanced to the vicinity of the presidential palace, they had a small-scale exchange of fire with the presidential palace's guards. The presidential guards tried to stop these 105mm rifled steel behemoths with submachine guns and automatic rifles. But in front of more than a dozen tanks carrying 12.7 caliber machine guns, these resistances seemed a bit like a mantis trying to stop a chariot.

The m60 tank turned the turret and aimed at the gate of the presidential palace. When persuasion failed, they decided to use the most resolute force to blow up the gate of the presidential palace.

An armor-piercing bullet sprayed out of the barrel and directly hit the brightly lit presidential palace building. The strong explosion accompanied by the flames illuminated the dark sky, and the entire presidential palace shook. The powerful impact directly rushed out the guards guarding the gate.

At the same time, the huge explosion also woke up President Demirel who was sleeping on the big bed.

"What's going on?"

Demirel got up from the big bed with sleepy eyes, and before he turned on the bedside lamp. The presidential guard rushed in with a rifle and said to Demirel, "Mr. President, it's not good. The troops have launched a coup. They are preparing to attack the presidential palace."

"What?" Demirel immediately lost all sleepiness. He quickly put on his slippers and got out of bed to avoid it. Demirel quietly leaned his head to the window and saw that the army downstairs was surrounding the presidential palace. At least twelve M6O tanks appeared in Demirel's field of vision. In comparison, the presidential palace guards were no match for the coup soldiers.

The outermost soldiers had surrendered, and the coup army quickly broke into the presidential palace and controlled the situation almost without bloodshed. Only a few guards loyal to the president continued to resist around Demirel. However, in the face of settlement, their resistance seemed more like a gnat trying to shake a tree.

When the gunshots outside the door stopped, Demirel closed his eyes with a dead heart, knowing that all this would end. There was no sign of this coup at all. Until today, he still thought that the military and he were allies.

Demirel waved his hand and asked the guards who were protecting him to drop their guns and surrender to the army. But before the guards took a step out of the door, several fully armed soldiers rushed in and controlled the situation in the president's bedroom. The guards around Demirel raised their hands and signaled the other party not to shoot.

Then General Maziel appeared at the door of the President's bedroom. He glanced at the pale-faced President Demirel and said slowly, "Hello, President Demirel. I didn't expect that we would meet in such an occasion." (To be continued.)8