Soviet Union 1991

What is tested at the negotiation table is a person's psychological offensive, including the strength of his grasp of intelligence. ??For Yanayev, who is determined to open up a "second battlefield" at the negotiation table, finding unexpected counterattack means is the top priority. Since you are fanning the flames on the Eastern European issue, then I will confront you on the Cuban issue and let the United States also have a headache for the fire in the backyard.

4 class frigates, 2 o6363 type conventional submarines, Bastion coastal defense missile systems and caliber missiles, Yanayev generously sold them to Cuba in the form of low-interest loans, which made the former Cuban leader Castro feel very strange.

Now the Soviet Union should be dealing with the mess left over from Romania, and Yanayev's action of calling himself at this time seems a bit strange.

Considering Cuba's firm anti-American stance, Castro is also very interested in Yanayev's proposal. What's more, it is a generous low-price sale, which is simply taking care of the revolutionary class friendship. In the end, an agreement was reached verbally. After the Kremlin resolves the Romanian incident, the transaction will be carried out immediately.

After Yanaev hung up the phone, he took a deep breath. The cooperation with Cuba has laid the foundation, and his first insurance has been completed. Next, he called Comrade Yazov of the Ministry of Defense, "The Rocket Force can conduct a nuclear war military exercise tomorrow, yes, a total of three tactical nuclear bombs."

"Comrade Yanaev, will this be seen as the rhythm of preparing to provoke a war?"

Yazov was worried about Yanaev's crazy idea. Although the Soviet Union faced nuclear weapons crises more than once or twice, it always won unexpectedly.

"Don't worry, we have so many nuclear weapons in stock, and it doesn't matter if we lose three tactical nuclear bombs. The reason for doing this is to show our firm attitude. If the other party is unwilling to continue the talk, we will meet on the battlefield."

The transparent lenses of the gold-rimmed glasses were shining, and his tone was very stable, as if he didn't care what would happen after the nuclear war military exercise.

For the Americans who know when to stop, there is really no need to fight with the other side on this issue. Yanayev took bold and careful actions only after seeing the situation clearly.

"I understand. The Rocket Force is ready to launch a nuclear weapons show in Azerbaijan and Siberia at any time."

Anyway, it was just growing mushrooms on his own land. Even if it caused a chain reaction of "friendly countries' surprise", Yanayev did not consider their feelings. Anyway, as long as he doesn't put his finger on the nuclear button, the whole world should be relieved.

Madeleine appeared in the conference room quietly, and her high heels stepped on the quiet marble corridor, making a series of crisp sounds. Walking through the pure white marble reliefs, the Baroque-style corridors, and the classical and heavy historical heritage of the Tsarist era, she walked to the conference room with the closed vermilion wooden door.

There was a big devil sitting inside.

She swallowed her throat, tried hard to calm herself down, and then pushed the door open.

Yanaev appeared in front of him with a smile on his face, like a swordsman ready to attack at any time waiting for his opponent to appear. But the lack of interest between his eyebrows still betrayed his inner thoughts. It seemed that Madeleine was not taken seriously at all.

After both parties sat down, they turned to the main topic.

"General Secretary Yanaev, regarding the Romanian issue, Washington hopes that both sides can stop the war and return to the negotiation table to solve the problem. War cannot bring peace, and even increases the instability of Eastern Europe. This is not what we want to see."

Yanaev nodded silently, crossed his hands together, and motioned the other party to continue speaking.

"The Soviet Union stopped bombing, and NATO troops entered Bucharest to maintain stability and impose martial law. The two sides negotiated to establish a new government. After that, Romania's political stability will be restored."

"Huh..."

The General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, who was sitting opposite, raised his head and reminded the other party in a bad tone, "Are you maintaining Romania's political stability, or maintaining the stability of your interests? The Romanian people have been oppressed for too long. Don't they even have the right to choose independence and freedom?"

"So we should stabilize the situation in Romania, and let them solve their internal affairs themselves. Both sides should not interfere. This is the answer given by Washington."

Yanaev turned his head slightly and asked word by word, "What if they want to fight the war to the end? What if they want to hang all those parasites that possess the people, those financial oligarchs, those parasites that exploit the people, and those executioners who cause the huge gap between the rich and the poor today, on street lamps? What if this is a revolution to welcome a new era?"

Madeleine was stunned. He didn't expect the other party to talk about the topic so righteously.

"Just like the group of people who came from Britain to North America and finally founded the country. They have always been eager to defeat the London government and establish a free country without oppression. The Declaration of Independence is like a brand and a badge, deeply engraved in your hearts, and now Americans are turning around and becoming accomplices of dictators. Doesn't this violate the core values ​​of America?" Yanayev's ridicule left Madeline speechless.

"The Soviet Union will not agree to your ridiculous conditions. If we really want to solve the problem peacefully at the negotiation table, the NATO joint forces should withdraw from Luke Day, rather than enter Bucharest. If there is no unanimous agreement on these issues, there is no need for us to continue the talks."

"You invaded first."

Madeleine said, "You should be condemned by the international community."

Yanayev retorted bluntly, "It was the Constantinescu government that committed suicide first. He should understand what the consequences of inciting rebellion in other countries will be. We are just taking advantage of the situation to free Romania from the tyranny of the dictator."

Yanayev tilted his head and smiled, "So the negotiations still cannot reach a consensus?"

"But I can tell you that the Romanian people will not give up Bucharest."

"Just like you would not give up the land of America."

Madeleine frowned, "If it weren't for you, could they stop the advance of tanks and armored forces?"

However, Yanayev did not stop his endless chatter.

"If the coalition forces want to take action, they will first run over the dead bodies of the Romanian people." (To be continued.)8