Soviet Union 1991

Previously, the Soviet Union analyzed the data of Dandong and roughly concluded the data situation of Sinuiju, which is located in a narrow strip of water. It can berth cruise ships of 50,000 to 00,000 tons, and can also dock 300,000-ton ore ships, unload container ships, and 70,000-ton grain ships. It can be said that it is by far the most conducive port city to develop into a transit station for the Soviet Union. Especially after expansion, the potential that will explode will be beyond Yanayev's imagination.

He will continue to deceive Kim Jong Il until the other party succumbs to oppression.

“So everyone knows that the reason why people are willing to support a regime is simply because they can feed that group of people, and it has nothing to do with class struggle or political struggle. Now you can’t even protect the people’s stomachs, and you still want to protect the integrity of territorial sovereignty? Stupid, ridiculous, ridiculous. If North Korea insists on not agreeing to cede the two ports, just wait for the regime to be overthrown by the angry people."

Yanayev's ridicule left Chairman Kim speechless. Everyone knows these truths. Whether you are willing to accept them is another matter. He did not have time to spend his patience with him. North Korea would come to the door and it was not in Yanayev's calculations. Now that they have come to the door, the Soviet Union will not think of letting these people go.

Sinuiju and Chongjin Port are the only remaining things of some value in North Korea in his eyes. In order to further consolidate the strategic interests of the Far East, General Kim must take them out. If he is not willing, Yanayev will not force it. Anyway, North Korea doesn't care about his affairs whether he is dead or alive.

"I promise you."

The flesh on Chairman Jin's face kept trembling, and finally he sighed helplessly. He knew that Yanayev wanted to order these two ports, and he could choose not to grant them, but the Soviet Union could also choose a series of blockades to directly push North Korea, which was standing on the edge of the cliff, into the abyss.

"North Korea is willing to give Sinuiju and...Chongjin Port to the Soviet Union..."

Yanayev interrupted him, "It's not borrowing, it's leasing. What we are doing is buying equally, not taking advantage of others."

Chairman Kim held back his anger, and in the end all the grief and anger only brewed in his throat before he swallowed it back. He whispered a few words to Minister Park Yi-chun who was standing next to him, indicating that he would complete all subsequent arrangements.

Park Yi-chun nodded solemnly. Obviously, this ending was beyond every North Korean's expectation.

Yanayev put on a smile of victory. The Soviet Union, which had been sidelined on the Rason issue, finally won a round today and proudly announced to others that this was the end of the wallflower.

Chairman Kim left the Kremlin dejectedly. He remained silent all the way, expressing his anger at Moscow and Yanayev's inhumanity. He took it for granted that the Soviet Union should provide low-interest loans or other subsidies. But there was nothing, and it was about to swallow up two important port cities as soon as it opened.

A weak country has no diplomacy, and North Korea is like a piece of waste paper. Anyone who is unhappy can come and step on it, but they cannot resist. Especially Yanayev's last words were a revelation that awakened Kim Jong Il.

When a country does not have the absolute power to guarantee territorial security and sovereign integrity, its end will be tragic.

It was from that moment on that a bold idea came to Kim Jong Il's mind. This high-risk idea is likely to achieve North Korea's position in East Asia, and it may also destroy the capital accumulated by its fathers.

Develop nuclear weapons!

North Korea must have nuclear weapons, otherwise it will end up being a human being. The purpose of keeping Park Eui-chun at the negotiating table is to obtain long-range technology through the Soviet Union and lay the foundation for future intercontinental relations.

Thinking of this, Chairman Kim's eyes became solemn. This time he must seize the opportunity to turn North Korea into a country with nuclear weapons.

"When the time comes, I will take revenge on the Soviet Union, South Korea, Japan, and all countries that have oppressed the Korean people. Only nuclear weapons can save North Korea and liberate the entire Korean Peninsula. The Soviet Union can no longer be trusted. Now North Korea can only develop and grow on its own. ”

These words buried deep in his heart were recited silently several times, until Kim Jong Il, who was no longer young, stared at the red star of the Kremlin and stopped talking.

He has already decided.

"Huh? North Korea still wants to reach another military deal with the Soviet Union?"

Yanayev was a little surprised by the plan proposed by Park Eichun. The controversy over leasing two ports has not yet been resolved. Now he is thinking about reaching an arms trade with the Soviet Union. Could it be that the person at the negotiating table just now was angry?

"Yes, new models including Iskander, Buk and SAM. Now North Korea's air defense, shore-to-ship defense and medium-range are all products of the sixties. Even SAM 2 air defense has not been retired from our border defense forces . So the great Chairman Kim hopes to use this trip to Moscow to reach this agreement.”

Others might have believed what Kim Jong Il said, but for Yanayev, he had deep doubts about this trade.

Referring to North Korea's military-first policy and nuclear weapons priority policy in history, coupled with the various advanced models of the Soviet Union, it is difficult not to doubt the true purpose behind them.

The reason why North Korea has repeatedly failed in long-range rocket launches is that it is trapped in technology. Under the technical blockade, they can only study rocket engine propulsion through Scud. Even if they fully tap into the Scud's potential, they still can't come up with a suitable engine.

"I'm sorry, Iskander, the Soviet Union is not interested in North Korea for gemstones and calibers."

Yanayev was cautious and refused the cruise and medium-range options. "But we are willing to give the Tor M1 air defense and the Beech-M1-2, which has just been put into service and has performed brilliantly in the Romanian campaign, to the North Korean air defense forces. I wonder what Minister Park Yichun thinks?"

The other party did not show any disappointment. Perhaps the trade proposed by Kim Jong Il was just a test.

"If Iskander is unwilling, North Korea will not force it. The new SAM air defense is already an improvement for us."

He breathed a sigh of relief. The fact that they did not argue about this issue just now showed that North Korea did not have any long-term plans.

After Yanayev avoided the important issue and chose the air defense that did not have much technical content, he was ready to inform the KGB after the meeting to beware of the recent movements of the North Korean Intelligence Bureau.

He felt a kind of panic in his heart.

I hope that there will be no trouble in the six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear issue before I retire. (.)