Soviet Union 1991

The third update, there is one more update

Soviet armored vehicles are constantly entering Berlin, including airborne infantry fighting vehicles, which are deployed here at the fastest speed to form a protective circle for East Germany. The airborne infantry fighting vehicles with shining red stars are everywhere, and the Soviet Army and the German Democratic Republic Army have launched a cooperation plan.

The 76th Airborne Division will be deployed at the forefront of the battlefield to deter the attack of the Federal German troops. This is a psychological tactic imposed by Yanayev. In order to prevent the Federal Armed Forces from attacking the Soviet troops without knowing it, he began to spread the news that the Soviet army was about to enter Berlin to maintain stability before the deployment. At first, everyone thought it was an insignificant rumor. If you think about it, you will know that it is irrational for the Soviet Union to interfere in Berlin affairs. But when they see the airborne troops everywhere, no matter how reluctant they are to admit it, they should wake up.

Air Force infantry fighting vehicles patrolled the streets of Berlin, and "peacekeeping volunteers" holding Kalashnikov rifles imposed martial law on the streets. The appearance of these Soviet soldiers completely crushed the last hope of the Federal Armed Forces prisoners of war.

To rescue them, it seemed that they had to defeat the Soviet troops stationed in Berlin.

The Soviet steel meat grinder was back.

The Soviet intervention in Berlin was like a slap in the face of those international political situation analysis experts. Without exception, they all believed that the Soviet Union had no ability to fight against the alliance formed by Germany and the United States. On the issue of East Germany, it would only provide a small amount of military support and would not invade Berlin in a big way.

However, Yanayev chose to take a different approach. Not only did he provide large-scale military support, but he also airdropped his troops in the surrounding areas of the city of Berlin, forcibly creating a "38th parallel" in the west of Berlin, and included the capital in the territory of East Germany. This was simply a naked humiliation of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Although Chancellor Kohl was very angry, as Yanayev said before, Germany's own attitude was not important. What was important was what another country thought.

There was still no movement in the White House, and President Mario did not even hold a White House press conference. Seeing the situation in the White House, Yanaev knew that he had made the right move. The negotiations between the Americans and the Germans still did not compromise, so when the Soviet airborne troops entered Germany, they chose such a silent attitude.

However, Yanaev's wait did not last long. President Mario directly contacted the Kremlin through the White House hotline and proposed a plan to secretly "divide" Germany.

"Divide Germany, President Mario, do you really think this is the colonial expansion period before World War I? Besides, Germany does not only represent Germany, it represents the interest groups of the entire Western Europe. If we play this way, aren't we afraid of causing a collective attack from Europe?"

Yanaev tested President Mario's bottom line while thinking about what conspiracy the other party had behind him. The "cooperation" between the United States and the Soviet Union must be full of various small traps of distrust. If you are not careful, you may fall into the trap that the other party has already designed.

"General Secretary Yanaev, don't you still hope that Western Europe will be destroyed?" President Mario replied, "And Germany's expansion has affected the position of the United States as a financial hegemon. We will never allow an alliance that can challenge the United States' economic status to appear in Europe."

At the beginning, Germany had always wanted to get rid of the influence of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund in Europe and planned to create a financial circle belonging to Europeans. However, this great plan died before it was born. Because the people who planned to implement this plan, whether politicians or financiers, did not end well in the end.

Yanaev teased the other party, "I thought the biggest enemy of the United States in politics was the Soviet Union. Although we have declined in recent years, you still regard us as the number one red threat."

"But this battle is an exception." President Mario said in a serious tone, "Isn't the Soviet airborne division's forced landing in Berlin to create a buffer zone and leave a little room for mediation for future peace talks? Now the United States is also trying to force Germany to give in. We have our own purpose."

Both sides fell silent. Yanaev had his own calculations in his mind and tried his best to gain an advantage for East Germany in the negotiations. The Americans wanted Germany to give up its position as the leader of the European Union, and even threatened Kohl with the Soviet Union's military force.

"We will exert diplomatic pressure to force Kohl to give up the plan to attack Berlin." President Mario spoke first and put forward his plan, "but I need the Soviet Union to cooperate with the United States."

Kohl's non-cooperation made Mario very angry, and he took advantage of the Soviet Union's interference in East Germany's internal affairs to turn the tables on the other side.

"Force the other side to solve the problem at the negotiation table?" Yanayev thought for a while and said, "This is really a perfect performance of singing the same tune. The United States is responsible for exerting pressure, and we are responsible for urging the other side to negotiate. But will Kohl give in? After all, he will never give up if he can't get Berlin back."

"Do you think Kohl can survive the double pressure from the United States and the Soviet Union?" President Mario asked the other party.

Yanayev smiled. It seems that Moscow and the White House have reached a consensus. It's just that he doesn't trust the United States not to do some despicable tricks behind the scenes.

"Oh, by the way, there is one more thing. I hope to make a private deal with East Germany to hand over the American soldiers captured by the German Democratic Republic Army directly to the Americans."

President Mario tried his best to control the impact of the US military being captured in the Cerro Heights to a small scale. The United States announced at a press conference that no one in the US military had become a prisoner of war of the German Democratic Republic. Now he needs to conduct this transaction through the Soviet Union and secretly hand over all the captured soldiers to the United States without going through a third-party relationship.

"Of course there is no problem." Yanayev took advantage of the situation and accepted the favor. "We will be responsible for the arrangements for the delivery of the prisoners of war. Please rest assured that the United States will do so."

He still had to express his polite words. Yanayev said to President Mario, "It's a pleasure to cooperate, President Mario."

"It's also a pleasure to work with you, General Secretary Yanayev."

The other party also replied in the same way, as to how sincere this cooperation between the two parties is, it is unknown.

After hanging up the phone, Yanayev immediately summoned Dobrynin. A special representative of the Soviet Union would definitely be needed in the subsequent political negotiations, so this international relations consultant who handles secret diplomatic and political affairs would be more qualified for the job.

Dobrynin hurried to the General Secretary's office in the Kremlin. As soon as he entered the door, Yanayev told him to get ready and might attend a four-party meeting next.

"We have reached an agreement with the United States to force German Chancellor Kohl to give up attacking Berlin and instead go to the negotiating table to solve the problem. The Soviet Union will need a special representative by then, so I hope you can attend this meeting. According to From the previous negotiations, I believe you are capable of this task.”

Dobrynin pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and said very calmly, "I have no problem accepting the organization's arrangements. But I want to know what specific agreements the Soviet Union and the United States have reached, so that we can have a better outcome at the negotiation table." room for play.”

Dobrynin has already anticipated the war of words at the next negotiation table. He needs more intelligence and details so that he can fight back at the other party at the next negotiation table.

Yanayev briefly talked about the framework of cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union, "The United States hopes that Germany will give up its leadership position in the European Union, so it wants to blackmail the other party through the Soviet Union. And we also hope to further strive for the revitalization of German democracy through cooperation with the United States. The party’s legal status in East Germany. The biggest obstacle to cooperation between the two parties is Prime Minister Kohl, who has always hoped to regain Berlin and even East Germany and refuses to accept international mediation.”

"According to Cole's stubborn character, this will not be an easy battle." Dobrynin said to himself. After he had a general understanding of the situation, he began to prepare for negotiations.

"Okay, when are we going to negotiate?"

"It will be in a week at the latest." Yanayev stretched out and said disdainfully, "Currently, Cole is still fighting a trapped beast. We still need to continue to exert military and political pressure until the shaky state collapses. The Federal Republic of Germany collapsed completely." (To be continued.)