Soviet Union 1991

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“I think the atmosphere doesn’t have to be so deadlocked. ┡Ω”

Chirac came out to calm the atmosphere and put out the growing smell of gunpowder. In principle, he should side with Morocco, but France needs the Soviet Union to counterbalance American power, and he does not want his alliance to be plucked by the United States from the fruits of victory. So he needs to flexibly transfer the conflicts between them.

“Wouldn’t it be better for each of us to take a step back and return to the discussion scope of the Mediterranean Alliance?”

Seeing that there was a way to retreat, Prime Minister Youssef immediately got off the donkey and sat down. Primakov also stopped and did not continue the attack. But he could feel the malice coming from the Arab world. Morocco was not the only one. There might be countries behind it that were dissatisfied with the Soviet regime. Together with President Mario, they tried to give themselves a blow at the meeting.

However, they did not expect that Primakov's attitude would be so tough, and they were not afraid of the risk of a breakdown in negotiations. The U.S. Secretary of State stood up at the right time and changed the subject, proposing to everyone present that "the World Bank and the World Monetary Fund will work with the French government to take on the important responsibility of the Mediterranean Bank project. At the same time, the United States also hopes to cooperate with the military of the countries here, Cooperate and combat terrorism that threatens peace in the Mediterranean region.”

Primakov heard other meanings from Madeleine's mouth. Cooperation was not a simple cooperation. When the U.S. Seventh Fleet sails into the Mediterranean, they will understand that true cooperation in the United States refers to the aboveboard actions of Panama's just cause, not so-called peaceful cooperation. Not to mention how many of the financial backers behind the terrorist armed forces active in North Africa have the shadow of the CIA.

Primakov couldn't sit still. He told Chirac, "The Soviet Union has also provided a large amount of funds to the Mediterranean Bank for economic exchanges with the Mediterranean countries. And we hope to strengthen cooperation with the Mediterranean countries. For example, the Black Sea Fleet patrols the Mediterranean.”

As soon as these words came out, everyone looked at each other. They can't understand the routine of the bear on the other side of the negotiation table. Is this a way to declare hegemony?

The United States also used anti-terrorism cooperation as a cover, while the Soviet Union, with a completely different brain circuit, bluntly expressed its dark thoughts. Morocco has a sad expression and is as well-behaved as a sheep. At this time, he no longer dares to make any mistakes, lest he be targeted by a superpower.

But there are always guys who are not afraid of death who stand up and oppose the Soviet Union's practices.

"This conference room promotes the peace process in the Mediterranean, not to increase conflicts in all aspects. I don't understand why the Black Sea Fleet is dispatched? Is it to show off its military power?"

Egyptian President Mubarak frowned and asked the other party.

"Show off force?"

Primakov smiled and asked, "Don't you have any reaction when the United States says this? Counter-terrorism is just an excuse. The most important thing is to create opportunities for yourself to intervene in the Mediterranean."

"..."

"President Mubarak, if you just denounce the Soviet Union's wrongdoings without thinking about what the United States has done, is that going too far?"

"..."

Mubarak had nothing to say after being rebutted by Primakov, but after his own easy-to-understand interpretation (distortion), everyone began to be wary of the Soviet Union and the United States. At least in the minds of these small countries, the Soviet Union and the United States, which competed for world freedom and capital under the banner of liberating all mankind, were the same bastards.

In addition to those supporters of the United States and the Soviet Union, other neutral camps also began to hatch their own plans.

It's impossible to remain neutral, it's nothing more than choosing one of the three with the biggest fists.

The poor French representative seemed completely ignored. Chirac, who looked embarrassed, ended the fight between the two sides and said, "I declare that the meeting is temporarily suspended..."

The lit fuse on the powder keg was temporarily extinguished, and everyone breathed a temporary sigh of relief.

After a brief interruption in the meeting, Madeleine found Primakov in his conference room. She wanted to find out one thing and confirm whether the other party was coming to disrupt the situation.

Primakov shook his head, "Spoiler? You think too highly of the Soviet Union. Who doesn't know who is instigating what the Moroccan Prime Minister said? I won't name names because all this is just speculation and has no reality. It’s just evidence. As for the so-called military pressure in the Mediterranean, we are just stating the facts.”

"But the United States does not want to have a conflict with the Soviet Union on this matter. In fact, you do not want to have a conflict with us." Madeleine directly pointed out the topic to Primakov.

The other party's attitude finally softened, and Primakov also made clear the Soviet Union's attitude, "It's not that we want conflict, but the conflict of interests between us in the Mediterranean affects cooperation. If the United States is willing to put down its stance, then the Soviet Union can Consider working with you.”

Madeleine endured the arrogant provocation and asked, "How can I lower my stance?"

"So far, the vast majority of countries in the Mediterranean Alliance have pointed their finger at us, rather than the previous conflicts between countries, so we should unite to build Mediterranean warships to sail in the Mediterranean, and the scale must be grand before they can be sent to each other. Full of shock.”

The idea of ​​sending the Black Sea Fleet to cruise in the Mediterranean has been around for a long time. However, it is difficult for the Soviet Union alone to deal with the political pressure exerted by other major powers, but pulling the United States into the water is different.

And they also hope that the United States and the Soviet Union can join forces to suppress the internal problems of the Mediterranean Union.

"..."

This time it was Madeline's turn to be speechless. This simple and crude demonstration method could only be thought of by the Russians who drank antifreeze and had their brains damaged. Think about the scene of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier and the Kirov-class cruiser meeting in the Mediterranean. Other countries might think that the two sides are preparing to join forces to occupy the Mediterranean.

Madeline held her forehead and said, "I need to ask the President of the United States about this issue. It is not a problem I can solve personally."

Seeing that the other party was a little unconvinced, Primakov explained, "Demonstration is not the best way to solve the problem, but it is definitely the most direct way. When the US aircraft carrier fleet and the Soviet Black Sea Fleet circled the Mediterranean, the subsequent Mediterranean Union negotiations were much simpler. Sometimes the effect of inducement is far less rapid than coercion."

Madeline rolled her eyes at the other party, "Is this why you are called invaders?"

Primakov answered very shamelessly, "Who said that the Russians are the ones who inherited the orthodox status of the Holy Roman Empire?" (To be continued.)8