Soviet Union 1991

"It seems that there is finally a breakthrough, and the small earthquake in Romania has begun."

Yanayev flipped through the newspapers with great interest, but he could easily influence the political situation in Bucharest while sitting on the leather sofa seat of the Kremlin. Yanayev was in a very happy mood. Watching the crowds of people fleeing on TV shows that the olive branch of victory has begun to favor them.

"Yesterday's suppression of the demonstration was just an introduction. The Soviet Union will take more actions next. I'm afraid this is not a situation that Constantinescu can handle."

Kryuchkov on the side agreed, "Next we should notify Voinea that large-scale demonstrations can be held. Moreover, the Social Democratic Party must use their resources to support Constantinescu. Put pressure on them. After all, they are still the largest political party in the country and no one can rival them in terms of influence.”

"What's going on over there in Voinaya? Are the Social Democrats ready? The Soviet Union will fully support the Social Democrats to come to power, as long as they win the key first place."

Yanayev has begun to expect to plunge the Romanian capital into turmoil. Poverty and poverty do not belong to the people of Eastern Europe. He wants to let the whole world see with their own eyes that the so-called democratic myths have gone bankrupt one after another in Eastern Europe. The so-called equality and happiness after democracy Life is nothing but an unrealistic fantasy. He just wants the whole world to see clearly the shameless face of the West.

"He has obtained the consent of the vast majority of parliamentarians, and our activity funds have contributed a lot. Now they are waiting for our support, General Secretary Yanayev."

Kryuchkov showed a knowing smile, "They can't wait. As long as they get the approval of the Soviet Union, those secretly waiting forces will rush to launch a rebellion. Originally, the largest resources in the country were in the hands of the left-wing party. Democratic Agreement There will be no chance of winning. As long as Constantinescu has no support behind him, we will win."

Yanayev nodded. Sometimes a word from a political power is more effective than an armored division. Of course, the one in Ukraine is purely tragic, because on the issue of the Crimean Peninsula, he is facing another terrible power. The red polar bear still has strength.

By overthrowing the legitimate democratically elected president and pressuring Congress to hold another election, the Social Democratic Party became an essentially autocratic party. However, given the current chaos in Romania, without a strong ruling party, it is impossible to form a unified order. Since politicians are busy engaging in intrigues, let the Soviet Union help them restore absolute order.

Yanayev's few words have already revealed his determination to return the Iron Curtain power to Eastern Europe. The success of the East German model led him to try something bolder. All the remaining Eastern European countries are in danger.

There is no need for overwhelming bombing, no need to use tanks and armored vehicles, it is just the people's dissatisfaction with the current government's inaction.

The cohesion of the people will change from a spark to a prairie fire.

"I will talk to Voinea and tell them that the Kremlin is ready to fully support the Social Democratic regime." Kryuchkov said with a sneer, "The vast majority of the members of the entire party are born out of the vested interests of the former Romania. I believe they will be willing to accept this attractive invitation from the Soviet Union.”

After returning to Lubyanka, Kryuchkov immediately called Voinea to announce the good news to him. He heard that the other party's intention was very obvious. Once they carried out a campaign to subvert the regime, the Soviet Union would fully support the Social Democratic Party in seizing power.

"It's not that the Soviet Union does not support you, but the top brass in the Kremlin must first see your determination, otherwise we will not take this step rashly. If we express support but you refuse the coup, it will make the top brass in Moscow Trapped in a dilemma, Chairman Voinea.”

Kryuchkov's subtext is that unless the other party cuts off all escape routes, they will not stand up to support the Social Democratic Party at the critical moment.

"Then what do you want us to do?" Being forced to do nothing, Voinea could only take one step at a time. He even regrets joining this political conspiracy now, but there is no regret medicine in this world.

Voinea gradually felt that the situation was out of his control, and final control fell into the hands of the Soviets. He was even afraid. Afraid that Romania would once again become a vassal of the Soviet Union.

"Our demand is very simple. We openly break with the Democratic Council. And Chairman Voinea issues a statement calling for new elections." After this statement was issued, it meant that the Social Democrats had no way out and they could only take The policy of tough confrontation will be severely suppressed once it retreats. And when the time comes, Voinea can only pray that the Soviet Union will continue to support the Social Democratic Party. Only by suppressing the ruling party both internally and externally can there be any hope of winning.

With this move, Yanayev killed two birds with one stone.

"Remember, Chairman Voinea. You are the one who was brought to power by the Soviet Union. So you should know best where your support comes from. If the Soviet Union is unwilling to continue to support, then the end of the Social Democratic Party will come. You should Don’t you want me to publish all of your collusion with foreign political forces? This will be a major blow to the Social Democratic Party.”

Voinea fell silent. It was obvious that he had already boarded the boat and it would be difficult for him to get off again.

"So think carefully, whether to become the president of Romania or become a miserable loser. When you are ambitious to seek cooperation with the Soviet Union, you should understand one thing, there is no free lunch in this world. Since you have agreed, we are a community of interests."

"Okay, I promise you."

Voynea, who had been silent for a long time on the other end of the phone, finally responded, "I promise you to continue to put pressure on the Romanian authorities. But there is one thing I must reiterate."

Voynea cleared his throat and gritted his teeth and said, "That is, I must become the president of Romania!"

Kryuchkov's mouth curled up. Who can guarantee the future? But at this moment, Kryuchkov, who can't tear off his face, made a "solemn" verbal promise.

"No problem, you will become the president of the Social Democratic Party." (To be continued.)