Soviet Union 1991

First update

What determined the outcome of Yanayev's trip to Bulgaria was not the threat he talked about so much, but the failed experiment of Marshal Ogarkov's A135 ballistic missile interception. ★After the news of the failed experiment was planned and promoted by the propaganda department, all Eastern European countries knew about it almost overnight. After the Soviet Ministry of Defense emphasized the failure of the interception system, Eastern European countries, accustomed to reverse thinking, were wondering what kind of missiles could not even defend against the Soviet anti-missile system.

The Eastern European countries that are preparing to sign an anti-missile contract with the United States have left a psychological shadow. Does it mean that even the anti-missile systems they deployed will also be ineffective? Just when Europe was confused, a special intelligence plan began to circulate among European intelligence agencies. The information inside is almost the information that the Soviet KGB wants to show Western countries, including the exaggerated effect of Iskander, which can penetrate any anti-missile interception.

Yanayev was still on a state visit to Bulgaria when Stoyanov saw the news. He suddenly remembered Yanayev's previous argument about anti-missile neutralization. Now he finally understood what anti-missile neutralization meant.

It seems that what Yanayev said was not a lie. Stoyanov finally realized the seriousness of the matter. He must have a second dialogue with Yanayev in order to resolve the issue peacefully.

When Stoyanov summoned Yanayev for the second time, his expression had become very unnatural, but Yanayev's face had an expression of "I know you will regret it." Yanayev is sure of victory in this conversation, because Stoyanov has no trump cards to play.

"President Stoyanov, I think there is nothing left to talk about between us. I will leave Bulgaria this afternoon and go to Romania." Yanayev deliberately took a step back to show that he had a tough attitude and also to show his loyalty to history. Toyanov put pressure on the other party and told the other party that if they wanted to continue the talks, they would have to give up cooperation on anti-missile systems.

"Since you have begun preparing to set up an anti-missile system on your own land, I think the Soviet Union must at least take the most basic countermeasures to ensure our homeland security. Otherwise, our allies will shake hands with us and use their sharp knives. It's against our throats, which makes the Soviet Union very unhappy. I'm not targeting you personally, I'm saying that all countries deploying anti-missile systems in Eastern Europe are subconscious enemies of the Soviet Union."

Stoyanov twitched the corners of his mouth, almost crying. If he had known that the Soviet Union had such missiles, he should not have agreed to President Mario's request. Moreover, Yanayev's words have been placed here, and Stoyanov is faced with a dilemma.

"The prerequisite for cooperation between Bulgaria and the Soviet Union must be that the other party abandons the anti-missile system targeting our homeland security. Otherwise, the Soviet Union will regard Bulgaria as an enemy and deploy the anti-missile system in the border area. In order to attack Bulgaria's anti-missile missiles as soon as possible system. In a future war with the United States, any country with an anti-missile system will be regarded as an outpost for NATO troops to attack the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Union will retaliate with nuclear destruction."

Yanayev's tone became very stern. He was going to attack his former communist partner first to make Romania and Poland realize one thing. The Soviet Union's comprehensive influence capability is indeed inferior to that of the United States, but its strategic deterrence capability can still torture disobedient Eastern European countries into submission.

Stoyanov could no longer laugh. Fortunately, there were no reporters present, otherwise the Bulgarian president's fearful expression and uncontrollable trembling would have been recorded.

Yanayev took a deep breath. It felt so good, just like when he threatened the leaders of the three Baltic countries. There is no need to use any conspiracy at all, it is just crushing in terms of strength. They thought that the Soviet Union had been silent for too long and was no longer the European steamroller it once was. But Yanayev told the other party with a crisp slap, not to mention Bulgaria, even Romania and Poland, Yanayev's nuclear weapons arsenal is very confident that it can destroy the three countries' armies with nuclear strikes three times, so that The Three Kingdoms have completely turned into the Eastern European version of Chernobyl.

"Choose to live in peace with us or choose to destroy yourself. This is a question that President Stoyanov needs to carefully consider."

Yanayev took a breath and said in a mocking tone, "Of course, the Soviet Union does not regard any Eastern European country as a rival or enemy. We only need room for strategic development. Our enemies are far away. Thousands of miles away on the other side of the English Channel, on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, they have as much war machine as the entire Eastern European countries combined, and no one wants you to be exploited by them."

"So we will regard any country that blocks our rise as an integrated enemy, whether it is NATO's eastward expansion or the Western world. The Soviet Union will eliminate all those who block our progress one by one and will never stop."

"Breaking through the anti-missile system is just the beginning, and the next step is the focus of our counterattack. The Soviet Union will reverse the passive situation in Eastern Europe and stop NATO's eastward expansion plan!"

Stoyanov shook his head and said stubbornly, "No one will want to return to the embrace of the Communist Party. The Soviet Union's counterattack only pushed Eastern European countries into the framework of NATO and the European Union. Is this At one point, General Secretary Yanayev hasn’t noticed yet? You are already in a situation of betrayal and separation, and your former allies have become your current enemies. Does the Soviet Union still have a chance to make a comeback? "

In other words, almost all the former communist countries in Eastern Europe regard the Soviet Union as their enemy. How can Yanayev break through this level of imprisonment?

Yanayev sneered at Stoyanov's statement. The rise of any country is based on the dust of the old era. No one can truly rise peacefully. The strength of the Soviet Union is the result of millions of Red Army soldiers fighting Stalin on the ice and snow with their blood. Grad, who was killed in the streets of Berlin filled with war and smoke, was not a gift from others.

Therefore, Yanayev believes that offense is always the best defense.

He smiled and said, "Sorry, the rise of the Soviet Union has never required the sympathy of any country. We only speak with strength, and strength crushes everything."

"If any country has an objection to what we say, you can stand up and try, and we will tell him what a wheel of steel is." (To be continued.) 8