Soviet Union 1991

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The Soviet Union always likes to be prepared for two things. One is to prepare bargaining chips during negotiations and use various political means to put pressure on the other party so that the people on the other side of the negotiation table are forced to surrender. The second is to actively prepare for war. Once negotiations cannot solve the problem, it will be a head-on war. As far as the Soviet Union is concerned, in addition to suffering a big loss in the Imperial Cemetery in Afghanistan, it can completely push them away with its armored forces in a flat island country like Cyprus.

When Yanayev was dealing with the Cyprus issue, Marshal Ogarkov once suggested that the Soviet Union use the regime of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus to warm up the new Soviet army. The Soviet Union could have declared fighting terrorism and ensuring the safe evacuation of its own citizens as its reasons. The Air Force fighter jets would conduct precise bombings, the Red Navy would conduct ultra-long-distance fixed-point strikes under the instructions of the vine system, and finally the armored forces would advance and infantry and tanks would cooperate in coordinated operations.

"The Air Force fighter jets moved to Cyprus to demonstrate global deployment capabilities and precision strike capabilities. The strategic bomber force circled Asia Minor or the Balkans and launched long-range cruises over the Mediterranean Sea to demonstrate strategic precision strike capabilities. The Soviet Union declared its invincibility to the Western world The Red Army is resurrected with a new look."

Of course, when Ogarkov submitted this proposal to the Ministry of National Defense, it caused panic in the entire defense sector. Yazov tried three times in one day to explain to Yanayev the "horror" of Ogarkov's plan. Without considering geopolitics, the Soviet Union's move will undoubtedly greatly frighten NATO forces. But it also deepened Eastern European countries' fear of the Soviet Union. They will think this is a sign that the Soviet Union is once again trying to get involved in Eastern Europe, and will join the NATO anti-missile project at all costs. By then, Mario will probably laugh out loud in his dreams.

Therefore, considering the risk, Yanayev rejected Ogarkov's proposal. Of course, Yanayev believes that this is not the right time to show the true strength of the Soviet troops. After all, a country like Cyprus with weak military coordination can completely occupy it with the strategy of large-scale armored clusters.

That's why Clerides was willing to negotiate with Yanayev and accept a batch of T72 tanks staying in the steel cemetery. When he saw the performance of the Soviet armored forces in the war, he was completely impressed. He is also deeply aware of the importance of coordinated operations among various arms.

Of course, after buying the bastion system, Cyprus no longer has enough money to continue to purchase an armored brigade of combat vehicles, so Yanayev only charged Cleridis the basic re-maintenance fee in a symbolic way, and then let Cyprus figure out its own solution. Transport these tanks to your own country on freighters.

Yanayev made it look like the Soviet Union was providing military assistance to Cyprus, but in fact it was a cover-up for the CIA. It created the Soviet Union's urge to spend a lot of money on the Cyprus issue.

Mario does not have the courage to support the Northern Cyprus regime on such a large scale. In fact, he also hopes that a ceasefire between the two parties can be achieved as soon as possible. It was only when he thought that the Soviet Union was behind Greece that he decided to continue the war.

Of course, after buying the bastion system, Cyprus no longer has enough money to continue to purchase an armored brigade of combat vehicles, so Yanayev only charged Cleridis the basic re-maintenance fee in a symbolic way, and then let Cyprus figure out its own solution. Transport these tanks to your own country on freighters.

Yanayev made it look like the Soviet Union was providing military assistance to Cyprus, but in fact it was a cover-up for the CIA. It created the Soviet Union's urge to spend a lot of money on the Cyprus issue.

Mario does not have the courage to support the Northern Cyprus regime on such a large scale. In fact, he also hopes that a ceasefire between the two parties can be achieved as soon as possible. It was only when he thought that the Soviet Union was behind Greece that he decided to continue the war. Of course, after buying the bastion system, Cyprus no longer has enough money to continue to purchase an armored brigade of combat vehicles, so Yanayev only charged Cleridis the basic re-maintenance fee in a symbolic way, and then let Cyprus figure out its own solution. Transport these tanks to your own country on freighters.

Yanayev made it look like the Soviet Union was providing military assistance to Cyprus, but in fact it was a cover-up for the CIA. It created the Soviet Union's urge to spend a lot of money on the Cyprus issue.

Mario does not have the courage to support the Northern Cyprus regime on such a large scale. In fact, he also hopes that a ceasefire between the two parties can be achieved as soon as possible. It was only when he thought that the Soviet Union was behind Greece that he decided to continue the war. Of course, after buying the bastion system, Cyprus no longer has enough money to continue to purchase an armored brigade of combat vehicles, so Yanayev only charged Cleridis the basic re-maintenance fee in a symbolic way, and then let Cyprus figure out its own solution. Transport these tanks to your own country on freighters.

Yanayev made it look like the Soviet Union was providing military assistance to Cyprus, but in fact it was a cover-up for the CIA. It created the Soviet Union's urge to spend a lot of money on the Cyprus issue.

Mario does not have the courage to support the regime in Northern Cyprus on a large scale. In fact, he also hopes that the two sides can quickly achieve a ceasefire. He decided to continue the war only because he thought of the Soviet Union behind Greece. Of course, Cyprus, which has bought the bastion system, no longer has so much money to continue an armored brigade of tanks, so Yanaev only symbolically charged Clerides for the basic maintenance costs, and then let Cyprus find a way to transport these tanks to its own country by cargo ship.

Yanaev faked all this to make it look like the Soviet Union was providing military assistance to Cyprus, but in fact it gave the CIA a cover. Create the Soviet Union's impulse to invest heavily in the Cyprus issue.

Mario does not have the courage to support the regime in Northern Cyprus on a large scale. In fact, he also hopes that the two sides can quickly achieve a ceasefire. He decided to continue the war only because he thought of the Soviet Union behind Greece. Of course, after buying the Bastion system, Cyprus no longer had so much money to continue with the tanks of an armored brigade, so Yanayev only symbolically charged Clerides the basic maintenance fee, and then asked Cyprus to find a way to transport these tanks to its own country by cargo ship.

Yanayev faked all this to make it look like the Soviet Union was providing military assistance to Cyprus, but in fact it gave the CIA a cover-up. It created the Soviet Union's impulse to invest heavily in the Cyprus issue.

Mario did not have the courage to support the North Cyprus regime on a large scale. In fact, he also hoped that the two sides could achieve a ceasefire as soon as possible. It was only because he thought of the Soviet Union behind Greece that he decided to continue the war.

However, Mario soon couldn't sit still, because the intelligence agency received the wind that Cyprus had just received a batch of tanks. At the same time, the Cypriot government also announced to the outside world that the Cyprus National Guard had received assistance and they would deal a fatal blow to the North Cyprus regime. This was not alarmist. It was a real contest. They will recapture the cities occupied by the Turks and then drive the Turks out of their homes.

This war was so powerful that even Mario thought the Soviets were really ready. Once the Cyprus dispute was provoked, who knew whether the Soviet army would attack Turkey in one go,

The negotiations with Primakov were only halfway through because of the huge differences between the two sides, but Primakov did not leave Washington. He said to President Mario, "The United States will open this negotiation again, and I am looking forward to that time."

The Soviet Union could fight desperately, but the United States did not have the courage to burn its boats. The increasingly complex international political situation and the slow domestic economic recovery have cast a layer of lingering... haze on the face of the American president.

Now President Mario finally understands the meaning of Primakov's words, and he is ready to reopen negotiations with Primakov. Peacefully resolve the Cyprus issue. (To be continued.).