Soviet Union 1991

The heavy troop concentration and live-fire exercises in Odessa made everyone think that Yanaev was ready to attack Eastern Europe by force. There are countless examples of wars launched with live-fire exercises in history. Even Constantinescu was ready. The United States also shipped armored vehicles and fighter jets to Romania overnight to prepare for the defense of the new Eastern European Union.

However, surprisingly, there was no border crossing after the Ukrainian exercise, and the Soviet Union's large-scale army even withdrew. The United States and its Eastern European allies were puzzled by Yanaev's move. Obviously, they were ready to go to war, but in the end, they gave up everything without saying a word?

Not only that, Yanaev even proposed peace negotiations to jointly promote peace in Eastern Europe.

This step back was not only criticized by Eastern European countries, but also within the domestic political bureau. It was considered a great diplomatic humiliation. Since Yanaev was ready to push Eastern Europe, he should have pushed it directly and turned Eastern Europe into a burning ruin.

As a politician of a great country, he should keep his word. If he says he will destroy your country, he will never show mercy.

Is this the only time Yanaev has shown mercy?

"Are you crazy? General Secretary Yanaev. You actually want to negotiate peace with Constantinescu? We almost won. We should have taken action at the most critical moment and let the red flags fill Eastern Europe."

Yazov was so angry that he almost broke into Yanaev's office in Kiev, but was calmly stopped by the guards.

"Come in, Comrade Yazov. If you have anything to say, please go inside. It is not appropriate to talk through a door."

Behind the half-open door was a steady voice. Yanaev's answer was very calm. As an increasingly mature politician, he knew what expression he should show at what time. When he saw the angry Minister of Defense, he actually laughed out loud.

"Comrade Yazov, did I ever say that I was going to war with the other side? You have always mistakenly believed that I was going to use military exercises to wage a war in Ukraine. But in fact, I did not directly send a message to invade Romania. You just misunderstood this meaning."

Yazov was speechless for a moment. It was indeed Yanaev's constant psychological hints that led him to mistakenly believe that he was going to launch an offensive in Europe, but he did not expect that all this was false.

"I will not do stupid things without a reason. Even if I do, how much benefit can I get?"

Yanaev began to calculate with the other party whether it was worth it for him to do so.

"The final result is that we are accused of being the cause of Europe's misfortune, which further consolidates the foundation of the Eastern European alliance. Mario's plan is to hope that we can send troops directly, so that he can sell weapons on a large scale and support a group of anti-Soviet forces. This is what he hopes to see. Even if our tanks occupy the devastated ruins, what we get in the end is just rebellion and revolution. It's okay to suffer the loss of Afghanistan once, don't try to fall in the same place twice."

A little impatience will ruin a big plan. We have endured the bloody inside story of 1990, is there anything else that we can't tolerate?

"But we can't just let them go. Constantinescu's provocation of Moscow has reached an intolerable level. The troops must give a resolute counterattack, otherwise the artillery and bullets will fall on our land, the people will be injured, and the country will also suffer losses."

"What should we do, General Secretary Yanaev?"

Yanaev did not speak. In fact, Romania's anger was justifiable. Moscow once incited the lower-class people oppressed by the oligarchic rule to stand up and resist the government, but it turned into an incomplete farce in the end.

"I promise that Romania will destroy itself, but not now."

He still has a little pitiful interest in Bucharest, which is a key step in his final plan. Constantinescu, who was blinded by anger, will become the last cornerstone of the extinction of the Eastern European Alliance. His existence is destined to make this great cooperation a joke that will go to waste.

"Constantinescu has stated more than once that Moldova should be an integral part of Romania, and that Romania should declare autonomy over Moldova. This argument has been prevalent among the Romanian people since 1994. After all these years of fermentation, these bastards finally showed their hideous faces. They tried to create disputes on the border or guide the Romanians to cross the border and embrace them. Although Moscow protested to Romania about the people's cross-border behavior, they did not restrain themselves, but became more rampant. We have not yet settled these accounts with them."

"In 1991, the Romanian army bought A batch of heavy weapons, not only did they not know how to be grateful, but these bastards provided bullets and guns to extreme Romanian nationalists on the border between Moldova and Romania, and incited them to attack the Soviet agencies stationed there. Resulting in 5 injuries and 1 death. Of course, the Romanian government washed its hands of everything. They thought it was just a protest by the Romanian people. "

"There was also a Romanian military exercise in 1995, when two live ammunition fell into a town on the border of Moldova, injuring many children in a primary school. Although Romania later compensated and apologized, it was generally considered a provocation. For the situation at the time, we chose to tolerate it. "

He remembered every old and new hatred of Romania. He wanted to give a hard slap back one day. Yanaev was not a nostalgic person, nor was he a soft-hearted person.

Everything he did before was to provoke a revolutionary change.

"Comrade Yazov, do you still think I am trying to please Constantinescu?"

Yazov did not expect that the general secretary had a strong hatred and anger towards Romania in his heart.

"I was wrong, General Secretary Yanaev..."

He lowered his head and stared at the pattern of the mahogany on the table. The delicate texture seemed to be a hint in the dark. He said, "It is to wait until one day, our iron army can overthrow the oligarchic Eastern Europe and truly establish a democratic regime!"

"They are doing many evil things and will surely kill themselves." (To be continued.)8