Soviet Union 1991

Second update

In the mountains of the southern Urals, there is a secret "Red Fortress" that will never appear on any map. For the Soviet Union, this is a restricted area.

This is not the legendary medieval castle, but a villa built inside the mountains. There is only one road leading to the villa, and other areas are vast forests. In such an environment, there is still a company of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Soldiers were stationed here as a guard for Gor-Bachov. This Ministry of Internal Affairs unit is part of the KGB's Ninth Directorate.

A Mi-8 helicopter landed on the tarmac in front of the villa. The airflow when the propeller rotated bent the lawn. The second lieutenant in charge of guarding came over, helped open the door of the helicopter, and saluted the middle-aged man inside the helicopter.

"Welcome to the fortress, Director Plekhanov."

Plekhanov got off the helicopter and nodded towards the ensign. He glanced at the villa, took a deep breath, and adjusted his suit. He found that even his hands could not suppress the trembling, because the next move would change the political landscape of the entire Soviet Union.

The intelligence personnel placed next to Yanayev reported the latest news. Yanayev canceled his trip due to physical problems and is now returning to Moscow for emergency treatment.

Plekhanov sensed the opportunity. Once Yanayev was critically ill, the political situation would definitely need a leader to preside over the overall situation, so Gorba Choev, who was under house arrest, would undoubtedly be the most suitable. That's why Plekhanov bet on the fallen leader of the former Soviet Communist Party.

Over the years, he has carefully covered up his traces. After it was confirmed in 1995 that he would not be able to become the chairman of the KGB, Plekhanov's understanding of the merits of August 19 changed dramatically. Although the socialist system of the Soviet Union was maintained, his personal future was in ruins. Plekhanov, who could not tolerate this, decided to use the resources in his hands to cooperate with Gorbachev to find opportunities to overturn the political situation established after August 19.

Ge Tutu, who is also ambitious, naturally wants to return to the position of leader. Fortunately, there are always one or two very deep hidden fish that slip through the net during the great purge. Ge Tutu has worked hard in the past few years to manage a few The goal is to return to Moscow one day.

When Plekhanov walked up to Gottlieu, he knew his chance had come. Ge Tu tidied his clothes and asked in a low voice, "Is there any news from Moscow?"

Plekhanov said excitedly, "Yanaev rushed to Moscow for emergency treatment because of severe lung pain. Now, except for a small number of people in the political bureau, no one knows the news. Pavlo "The husband may replace Yanayev as the acting Soviet leader during his treatment. As for the so-called successor Vladimir, Yanayev does not seem to have mentioned him at all."

It’s just that Plekhanov didn’t know that the content he inquired about was deliberately leaked by Yanayev, and the previous secret plan was already being implemented in an orderly manner, so Plekhanov was like an unaware The fish got into the trap set by Yanayev.

"Very good, this is really a very good opportunity. As long as I return to Moscow, Pavlov will be nothing at all. In front of me, he still has to obediently give up his position as leader." Getu was very He was the leader of the Soviet Union. If Yanayev had not been secretly under house arrest in the Ural Mountains for several years, he would have realized his dream ambitions long ago.

Transforming a big socialist country into a powerful capitalist country has always been Goto's lofty ideal. Although he was under house arrest, he still had access to various newspapers. But he insisted that Yanayev's so-called reforms were just covering up the problem. In fact, without changing the political system, the Soviet Union had no future at all.

Only by becoming a democratic and free system like Western countries can the future of Soviet Russia be achieved.

But Getu forgot that the foundation of the Soviet Union's existence was socialism. Without this, the Soviet Union was nothing more than a large Tsarist Empire.

However, Gotu was still chattering about a bright future, "Now all we have to do is return to Moscow, re-consolidate our reform achievements, and let others know that I, Go-Er-Ba-Jo-V, did not Death. My political reforms will not stop."

Plekhanov was speechless about Gorbachev's hastiness. He interrupted the other party's chatter and said very calmly, "With all due respect, Gorbachev...President, I think we need to test the situation in Moscow now. I don’t believe that Yanayev will not arrange follow-up arrangements when he is sent to the hospital. In other words, Moscow may be a trap waiting for us to step into it.”

"Then what do you think we should do?" Gottuv was obviously very dissatisfied with Plekhanov's answer. He eagerly hoped to regain his position as leader of the ruling party, and then throw all those who participated in the August 19th coup into the Go dig coal in Siberia.

"My method is to spread the word that Comrade Gorbachev will return to Moscow, and then set a bait to find out the truth. If the substitute is intercepted directly in the Kremlin, it can be proved that even if Yanayev is sent to the hospital for treatment, he still has a backup plan. In this case, we will go directly to Georgia. In recent years, through the internal relations of the army, all the troops supporting you have been transferred to Georgia. Once the Moscow coup fails..."

Plekhanov sneered and said, "We will go to the place where the national separatist sentiment is the strongest. Georgia launched a separatist war. With the current military strength in Georgia, plus the support of Turkey or NATO, we can completely fight a war of attrition with the Soviet Union. Even if Yanaev controls the army and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as long as Georgia succeeds in independence, other autonomous regions will follow suit, and the order that Yanaev has worked so hard to maintain will collapse in an instant. "

Plekhanov's character of fearing chaos in the world, coupled with the remaining military strength in Gorbachev's hands, is enough to set off a long-term and large-scale turmoil in the Soviet Union.

"Get up, President Gorbachev, you should leave here."

Plekhanov said to Gorbachev, "Moscow needs you now." (To be continued.)