Soviet Union 1991

The atmosphere in Bucharest was as gloomy as the Constantinescu regime in the midst of the storm. The dark clouds covered the arrival of light, the streets became deserted, and the faces of the Romanian government soldiers were full of despair. The wounded had occupied all the hospitals, and they were not optimistic about the battle on the front line.

The war had only lasted for five days, and the Romanian armored forces that had turned against the Soviet Union had already passed more than half of the way, completely handing over the southeastern gateway to the Soviet army. Although the loudspeakers everywhere on the streets announced the news that NATO troops had entered Romania, the people were already disappointed with this regime. The rule of those oligarchs and the ** Congress had long overdrawn the trust of the people. They turned a deaf ear to the content played on the loudspeakers, but were very supportive of the wanted orders on the blacklist.

Tooth for tooth, blood for blood.

How they stood on people's heads and sucked blood in the past, how they are now retaliating back.

Eradicating those pests that endanger the safety of the people, making their crimes public, and hanging the noose of the gallows around their necks is the most severe punishment for the dictators.

Inside the parliament, the dignitaries who are still trying to stabilize the country's regime are trying their last struggle. The luxurious Mercedes-Benz is parked in front of the parliament. The People's Palace, which originally symbolized the Soviet People's Congress, is now filled with dignitaries with fat intestines and oily brains. It is time to settle the crimes committed in the decade of ruling Romania today.

In the past ten years, in addition to enriching the pockets of the dignitaries in Romania, all that is left to the people are painful memories. The economy has almost collapsed. All its industries have disappeared, thousands of huge factories have been closed, and tens of thousands of workers have been fired, many of whom will never find a job again.

The gold mines in the country have been closed, and the gold has been moved from the Ministry of Finance to foreign countries. Rosia Montana in Romania is one of the oldest and largest gold mines in Europe. Now, American and Canadian companies take over Romania's gold mines. Romania was previously banned from exporting grain by the European Union. Other European countries accept this task. Therefore, agriculture is finished.

Romania now has a huge foreign debt, especially to the IMF and is getting deeper into debt every year. The people are against taking more loans from the IMF, they protest every year, but no one cares about them! Their fate is never in their own hands. Energy and oil companies have been sold to Western companies, gasoline and gas prices are raised twice a year in Romania. A gallon of gasoline in Romania costs $8, and the minimum wage is two hundred dollars a month, which is only equivalent to 25 gallons of gasoline. Regular wages are falling and cannot even keep up with inflation. The country is plundered and the people are dying.

Now they are going to invade Romania with armed force, calling the Soviet army that saved them from despair as despicable invaders, and the oligarchs who sit in the parliament as heroes of Romania.

The people have had enough of their distortion of right and wrong, and also of these agents of Western countries. Since you will not let us live, then we will take up arms ourselves and fight against tyranny.

Millions of Romanian people, stand up.

Resist the incompetent government, resist the Western companies that plundered themselves, and resist the termites that left the people with no way to live.

Countless figures appeared outside the Romanian National Assembly Palace. These people incited by the Social Democratic Party formed a wall and marched towards the political building that symbolized corruption.

They will not let anyone go.

At the same time, Romanian Deputy Defense Minister Gheorghe will temporarily control the military power when the president and the defense minister participate in the meeting. He will have full power to command the troops to defect, which is a very critical trump card hidden in the interior of Voinea. A series of measures after the coup need to be completed through his hands.

The assembled armed personnel approached the parliament, and the Romanian army that was originally responsible for intercepting at the intersection was surrounded by the masses. Ironically, such a scene also appeared in 1989. It was an unforgivable atrocity against the people, and one day they will be liquidated.

Although their guns were pointed at the dense crowds on the street, trying to intimidate them to retreat. But no one took a step back. This is their country and will not be dominated by thugs again. Romania belongs to the Romanian people.

"Back off, back off. If you don't, we'll shoot."

The barrels of the guns shone with a chilling light, and they tried to stop the other side with bullets.

The outnumbered soldiers tried to intimidate the other side, but they took a few steps forward instead. If they retreated, the future of Romania would be in their own hands.

The mind is not afraid of bullets, and the people should not be afraid of a government ruled by oligarchs.

"Get out of the way, we are saving this country."

The soldiers could not stop the pace of the tide after all. The strong men who rushed out of the crowd knocked them to the ground. Even if they had guns in their hands, they did not dare to shoot at the people. Once the bullets were fired, there would be a more crazy wave of resistance. Fists and feet greeted these bluffing soldiers, and more people climbed onto armored vehicles, crossed the rusty violent machine of the ** government, and rushed towards the magnificent building.

The wind blew away the last trace of darkness before dawn.

This is the first time that the high-ranking ** bureaucrats have felt the power of the masses. 10 years ago, they were deceived by cunning politicians and destroyed their last hope. Now the Romanian people will never be deceived by the lies of these despicable politicians again.

The same incident happened not only on the same street, but also in other places. They were equally angry and snatched the soldiers' guns, removed the roadblocks, and rushed towards the Capitol. With their anger, they wanted these people to pay with blood.

Parasites, oligarchs, traitors.

They will die without a burial place.

The Capitol Square is already crowded with people.

The people are not empty-handed, but holding steel pipes and stones. This time they will not compromise with the government again. With the instigation of the Social Democratic Party and the support of the Soviet Union, the situation in Bucharest has taken a sharp turn for the worse.

The last time the Capitol was crowded, it was still in the process of arresting Ceausescu, and now the traitors who betrayed the party and the people have finally reached the point of being liquidated.

It will only become more tragic.

The hurried footsteps echoed in the corridor. The door of the secret meeting room was opened. The emergency meeting held inside was stopped halfway through. The congressman looked at the nervous presidential assistant and had a sense of foreboding.

Is Romania going to change?

The presidential assistant walked up to Constantinescu and whispered to him, "The situation is not good. The rioters in Romania have broken through our blockade. Now more and more rioters have occupied the Congress Square. While our police can still stop them for a while, evacuate from here quickly, President Constantinescu. If you don't leave, it will be too late."

Riot?

Why did such a big thing happen in Romania, which is responsible for martial law? And he was the last to know.

Suddenly recalled that the Romanian Deputy Minister of Defense refused to go to parliament because of illness.

The uneasy fear began to close the net and firmly grasped his heart.

The cold sweat flowing from his temples fell down his cheeks onto the report documents in front of him.

Constantinescu, who was still trying to bargain with the congressmen, turned pale. In the surprised eyes of everyone, he walked to the window sill and opened the curtains. The scene he saw shocked him.

The square has become a sea of ​​people, and almost all the residents of Bucharest have gathered here. If it weren't for the police outside the cordon blocking them into a thin "human wall" and trying to stop their progress, the guys sitting in the parliament would have been torn to pieces long ago.

The rioting crowd will not reason with you. Voinea's incitement was very successful, and now Bucharest is completely out of control.

He turned his head silently and said to the other congressmen who were still confused, "We discussed moving out of Bucharest before, but you have been denying my approach. Now it's good, we can't leave. They have surrounded the parliament building and there is nowhere to escape."

Constantinescu stared at this group of good-for-nothings with a look of regret, even though he had tried desperately to dissuade them before.

"There must be other ways, save us, Mr. President."

Some members of parliament were already pale with fear, "Please negotiate with them, maybe these people will disperse on their own."

"Negotiation? Unless tanks are driven to the square and machine guns are aimed at those people, they will disperse. But doing so is tantamount to sentencing this regime to death, and even Western countries will not support us. When you guys hesitated, you had already lost."

"But don't forget, President Constantinescu. It was us who saved your position, Without us, you will also have to step down. "

"You said it as if it were true. Everyone knows how many guys in the interest groups are ready to use me as a bargaining chip to negotiate with the rebels and throw me out. Without you, I can still form a new regime. "

Constantinescu sneered, patted the speaker of the National Assembly on the shoulder, and mocked the group of cowards in the office, "I said before that one day you will regret it. Everyone present, you will wait for your bodies to be hung on the streets of Bucharest." "(To be continued.)8