Soviet Union 1991

Anyone who does unrighteousness will surely die.

Constantinescu, who was preparing to go all the way to the dark side, would not understand this truth, and he would not understand that Yanayev's forbearance at this time was just to pave the way for his subsequent actions. Even Moscow’s good intentions are seen as a form of weakness. Wanting to intimidate the Soviet Union within the Ukrainian circle through the seemingly powerful Eastern European Alliance, it firmly suppressed the red polar bear's strategic pace of expansion, and did not think about how the polar bear's territorial scope was obtained, from Moscow to the Far East. The vast territory was obtained through bloody wars one after another to achieve the huge territory it has today.

The Romanians in Moldova have shown signs of impatience. The Romanians in Moldova account for the majority, and a considerable number of them are eager to return to the country of Romania, and even annex their homeland where they have lived for generations to Romania. The political turmoil in 1991 gave Moldova hope. However, after Chechnya experienced the baptism of the butcher's knife, no ethnic group dared to do so.

Since it is impossible to separate from the country, the Romanian people must find another way out. From the beginning, the idea of ​​​​escape gradually evolved into resistance. Moreover, under the instigation of the Romanian government, some Romanians in Moldova tried to fight fiercely against the Soviet Union. They were willing to do anything as long as they could separate from this country.

Including some radical methods, the tragedy of 1991 is still fresh in our minds.

Yanayev's patience was limited, and the peace negotiations were not aimed at peace between Romania and the Soviet Union, but at inciting a segment of the population in Moldova to undergo radical change.

This will give Yanayev a legitimate offensive opportunity.

The Soviet ambassador to Romania conveyed Yanayev's opinions to Constantinescu, fully emphasizing the friendship between Romania and the Soviet Union.

However, Constantinescu only regarded the words of Soviet Ambassador Tomorov as a joke. Is the Soviet Union, which was frightened to the point of stopping its progress by the Eastern European Alliance, qualified to negotiate terms with itself? What a joke.

Tomorov said, "On the issue of Moldova, the Soviet Union is willing to take a step back and give the Romanian nation full rights and allow the Romanian nation to move back and forth between the Moldova state and the Romanian border. It also hopes that the two countries will jointly promote the region I wonder what President Constantinescu thinks about the security and peaceful development of the country?”

Constantinescu sneered. The Soviet Union's inciting domestic people to oppose its own regime was still fresh in his mind. Although the anger in the streets of Bucharest gradually subsided, this did not mean that he had forgiven the KGB for its actions. He actually used the incidents of political oligarchs and gangs in Romania to make a fuss, and even caused Constantinescu to almost step down. If the vast majority of members of parliament had not ultimately chosen to side with them, they might have been ousted by the Social Democratic Party in a coup.

"As for the issue of Moldova, I don't think peaceful development is the best option. First of all, Moldova is the main area where Romanians are concentrated. There is nothing wrong with the implementation of ethnic autonomy. However, in recent years, the Soviet Union has been continuously reducing the authority of ethnic autonomy and reducing ethnic autonomy. The Soviet nation has weakened its autonomy and tried to integrate. However, according to the performance of previous years, the Kremlin's plan has encountered strong resistance, and even conspiracies and rebellions have almost occurred. I think this is not the outcome that the top leaders of the Soviet Union want to see. ?”

Since he had to bargain with the Soviet Union, Constantinescu was naturally prepared with sufficient trump cards. This trump card is the cohesion of the Romanian nation. The people of Archduke Stefan were the ones who massacred the heretics. To the democratic world, Yanayev is a terrible heretic.

"Secondly, Romania has the strongest sense of belonging to the country of Romania, not the Soviet Union. I must emphasize this point. Regardless of historical factors, Moscow should at least think about the Romanian people when considering policy issues. , so we reject the so-called incomplete national autonomy.”

Tomorov enjoyed the other party's performance, because every move he made was predicted by the general secretary.

After talking a lot, Constantinescu finally brought up his topic, "So I think the people of Moldova should hold a referendum and decide for themselves whether to stay in Romania or the Soviet Union. This is the bottom line of our cooperation. If If you don’t want to, I’m sorry, our conversation is over.”

By opposing Moldova's autonomy and setting the target for a referendum, Constantinescu touched all of Yanayev's bottom lines.

The Soviet ambassador to Romania even looked at him with some sympathy and pity. A man who didn't know what to do was trying to use his pitiful strength to challenge Yanayev's authority. Little did he know that his little tricks had already been calculated into.

"I will continue the conversation after Yanayev gives his answer."

Constantinescu is full of confidence. If Yanayev rejects him, Moldova will never have peace.

With a little fanfare from as far away as Bucharest, Moldova will become Sarajevo. At that time, the Kremlin, which is tired of dealing with the war, will have no chance to deal with itself. It is Romania's specialty to cause a little trouble for the enemy.

"No need, I can convey General Secretary Yanayev's words to you directly here. It won't be very long, probably only a few sentences."

Ambassador Tomorov knew those words by heart.

Tomorov raised his first finger.

"First of all, Moldova will never be ceded or hold a referendum. I ask Bucharest to give up."

Then put up the second one.

"Secondly, we have given enough favorable treatment to the Romanians. Romania's rebellion was purely instigated by others. We will never let such a thing happen again."

Finally, in front of Constantinescu's angry look, he raised a third finger.

"If the Romanian side was willing to abide by the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, the Soviet Union was willing to be lenient to the Romanians in Moldova. However, after seeing Romania's ambitions, Comrade General Secretary gave up this decision. He believed that this was a timely event that could threaten the Romanians at any time. Ukraine is safe.”

Finally, Motolov smiled and said to the dazed Constantinescu, "He is going to kill all the Romanians who try to cause trouble, leaving no one alive." (To be continued.)

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