Soviet Union 1991

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The mutual probing between the Soviet Union and Germany did not prevent the United States from holding the Eastern European Conference. Even Yanayev could hardly reverse the convening of the Eastern European Summit when the matter was settled.

The White House gate was full of state guest motorcades, and the surrounding area was full of heavily guarded Secret Service bodyguards. The security level of this Eastern European Conference was raised to the highest level. All the senior leaders present felt an uneasy atmosphere. Since the upheaval in Eastern Europe, they have not felt this uneasy turbulence.

The red ghost that lingered in Europe is back again.

With reluctance and hatred, hovering over Eastern Europe, the huge shadow shrouded Romania, Bulgaria, the Baltic Sea and Turkey, all of which were included in his shadow range.

The leaders of the Eastern European countries who were invited received the special statement from President Mario, and the Soviet Union might take "special actions" against Eastern European countries in the near future. He deliberately ignored the other party of the conspiracy, Germany, and attributed the plan to annex Eastern Europe to Yanayev's ambition.

Except for the Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari who declined to attend due to illness, everyone else basically appeared on the invitation list of Washington. Including Bulgarian President Stoyanov, Romanian President Constantinescu, Turkish President Sezer, all countries that are neighbors of the evil empire attended the meeting. Madeleine's plan to visit Eastern Europe scared everyone, especially the half-true and half-false document, which even listed detailed data on the Soviet Union's military strength and deployment, plus the recent military mobilization between Odessa and Minsk, even the 58th Army was deployed to the border in the name of military exercises.

All this looks like the Soviet Union's deployment for the final action.

This is the first time that Eastern European leaders have sat together to discuss the future of Europe, and they feel an unprecedented crisis. The tyrants hiding in the Kremlin are extending their evil hands to Eastern Europe, and no one can hide. Most of them are rulers who embezzled state property during the upheaval in Eastern Europe and exist as oligarchs. If Yanaev really incited a revolution, the whole country would soon be ablaze with red flames.

The assets of the oligarchs were divided up, the anger of the people swept the entire army, and finally the burning legion swept across Eastern Europe, and they were executed under the people's trial.

The coldness of the butcher's knife hanging on the neck made people shudder.

Thinking of this, the expression on Stoyanov's face was not natural. He looked at Constantinescu sitting next to him. Romania had begun to severely suppress the domestic unrest, and the waves of opposition rose and fell, forming a terrible momentum.

Perhaps that was the signal that Yanaev was about to invade, but they had not realized it before.

"President Stoyanov, Eastern Europe has not been very peaceful recently. I have never seen such terrible unrest. Starting from the Workers' Party in Turkey to the later Romanian riots, the storms have been one after another, and it seems that they will never stop. I don't know who is behind all this, but it seems to be difficult to get rid of the shadow of Moscow."

However, Stoyanov heard a sense of sarcasm in Sezer's tone.

"Oh, really? Turkey hasn't been doing well recently, has it? Is the offensive of the Workers' Party of Kur getting more and more fierce? These people are no longer satisfied with playing guerrilla warfare with you. Instead, they want to swallow up the whole country."

Constantinescu, who was sitting on the side, asked the ambassador beside him to translate the original words to the other party, "You should take care of your own affairs first, so that Ankara will not be attacked by others, which will not be worth the loss. Isn't it?"

Seeing that the smell of gunpowder was getting stronger and stronger, Stoyanov hurriedly stood up to smooth things over.

"Aren't we sitting here to deal with the increasingly serious crisis? If we can't unite, we will be overthrown by others! Don't think it's just you. Bulgaria is also showing a trend of unrest. If it weren't for Madeleine's document report, I think we are still in the dark. In fact, they have been ready to overthrow the democratic regime..."

When talking about the democratic regime, Stoyanov's confidence seemed to be less than before. In fact, they all knew what the so-called oligarchic co-governance was. The deception and anger of the people were brewing, forming a fire that spread all over the country from Eastern Europe.

Constantinescu clenched his fists. He finally got rid of the shadow of Eastern Europe. He didn't want to fall into the vassal of the Soviet Union again. But Yanayev's radical inflammatory

Comrade Stalin's toughness, Molotov's methods, and Andropov's cunning, no wonder Gorbachev and Yeltsin were not his opponents. The dying conservatives forced the powerful radicals to step down. The opponent's methods and abilities were not something a small country in Eastern Europe could deal with.

"So?"

Cesaire said disdainfully, "As long as our fists are strong enough, we will not be afraid of the attacks of the opposition. In fact, it is often difficult to fight against government forces without a popular base. As long as their foundation is cut off, the so-called opposition cannot start a civil war. Don't forget how the German Democratic Renaissance Party came to power. Without the support of several major states in East Germany, how could Krenz become the Prime Minister of Germany now?"

"You are right, but I don't completely agree with this point of view, President Cezer."

President Mario walked into the office, and the translator beside him whispered their conversation.

"Gentlemen, the democratic and free world is now facing a crisis and challenge. As you can see, the Soviet Union is trying to spread to Eastern Europe. Starting from Romania and Bulgaria, the former **'s sphere of influence is likely to be re-annexed by the other side. Standing here today is to form a new unbreakable alliance to deal with the crisis of Yanayev's eastward expansion."

Unbreakable alliance.

Stoyanov frowned.

This name is really unlucky.

But President Mario didn't care about this. He said to the three presidents in front of him, "And now, we are facing the most serious problem in the world. According to reliable intelligence, the Soviet steel torrent is likely to cross your border and push all the way to Eastern Europe."

Constantinescu's face immediately turned pale.

Cesaire, who was originally indifferent, also slowly restrained his expression.

Only Stoyanov could remain calm.

"So, do you feel the pressure?"

"The Iron Curtain will return to Europe and sweep across the prairie." (To be continued.)