Soviet Union 1991

"The secret army that appeared in Romania was indeed the work of the Soviet Union, ahem, so now we have to withdraw them all... The condition is that the frozen oil pipeline transportation transaction proceeds as planned. This is the bottom line of the Soviet Union. If Poland If they are willing to talk to us, we will talk. ?If not, forget it." Yanayev held his chin with his left hand, seeming to be a little tired of what he was seeing, and just wanted to end it as soon as possible. This move was to make Voinea understand one thing. Without the help of the Soviet Union, Bucharest would not be able to win Luzhi. Once the troops holding the Soviet Army in the east are liberated, they will immediately move south to support the defense line and firmly block the Bucharest Army's attack.

Voinea's expression will definitely be quite wonderful when the time comes. Yanayev only needs a few tricks behind his back to turn the situation around. As he said, the Bucharest government has no chance of taking over the city in a short time. Even if the pinned Polish armored forces move south to join the battle, the situation will not change in a short time.

Voinea was stabbed in the back and suffered a lot. Yanayev didn't say anything on the surface, but in fact he had long been angry at the other party's unwillingness to save him. However, he suppressed the anger and endured it. Here we are today. Finally found an opportunity for revenge.

The sudden surprise left Gloria at a loss, and the joy of regaining something almost went to his head. He widened his eyes and asked, "Is all this true? Is it just that simple?"

Yanayev saw the different expressions of the other party's representatives. They must also be thinking about the consequences of this matter, or whether there are other traps hidden behind them.

In order to show his sincerity, he nodded affirmatively and said, "Yes, as long as the Polish side answers yes or no, it's that simple. We will restore all supplies after the meeting."

But the other party did not answer this question quickly. He was thinking about the intention behind Yanayev. In other words, Yanayev's proposal is just a bear trap with bait, which may seem tempting but can actually kill someone. Kwasniewski authorized him to make decisions on any major issue, but he would not make them casually.

But the presidential adviser made a surprising decision.

"Poland does not agree to the conditions you have proposed."

Grela's next words quickly cooled down the originally heated negotiation. Yanayev did not show any dissatisfaction, but instead looked at the other party with eyes that looked at interesting things.

"Interesting, really interesting. I wonder why?"

"Troop withdrawal and oil cooperation projects are completely different things, and we cannot confuse them. If we must do this, Poland will increase the price."

Grella was unwilling to let Yanayev get the benefits easily. He wanted to raise the price and add an additional condition to sell the oil deal to them below the market price. If Yanayev does not agree, Poland will continue to send troops to tightly surround the legion troops stationed in the east.

Grella threatened Yanayev, "It's okay if you don't want to increase the price. Poland can now send troops into Romania. You know, our armored corps can completely surround, cut and annihilate that army. In this way If he comes, it seems that General Secretary Yanayev’s purpose will not be achieved, right?”

He saw that his negotiating opponent sitting opposite finally stopped smiling.

The kindness retreated from his face bit by bit, replaced by a kind of indifference. Grela felt uncomfortable being stared at by the other party. Yanayev looked at him like he was looking at a hopeless dead person.

As time passed, the atmosphere on the negotiating table became more and more solemn. The Polish ambassador to the Soviet Union, who was sitting next to Grella, even had the illusion that the Soviet Union was preparing to eat them alive.

After taking a few deep breaths, Yanayev's heart calmed down.

"Is this the answer given by Poland? Very good, very good, I already understand, and I won't say anything. Since you have decided to do this, I will not force anything. I just want to know what Poland can do in How many divisions will Romania commit? Are you determined to devote all your armored forces to this bloody war? ? Are you really sure that all the troops will never return to the battlefield in Romania? "

Grella was rendered speechless by Yanayev's questioning. The other party's menacing attitude gave him a very bad feeling.

Poland now has only four divisions in total, and the peacekeeping troops sent to Romania are still under-strength armored forces. They can only achieve a tie with the assistance from Germany and the United States. Head-to-head with Soviet troops? None of the three Polish armed forces are opponents of the army group stationed in Ukraine.

The Soviet armored forces did not need too many. As long as a fully equipped armored division appeared, the Polish army could be pushed back to Luzhi without taking another step, and the encircled situation immediately collapsed.

Yanayev wanted Grella to understand one thing. The Soviet Union never needed to plead with anyone. If they refused to give in, they would only tear apart the enemies in front of them one by one.

This is confidence.

"Everyone says that the Soviet Union has been squandering its wealth faster than the United States' oil consumption in recent years, but don't forget one thing. Even if our wealth is squandered, the Soviet Union still has at least nearly 8,000 tanks in service, and the sealed inventory is far beyond your imagination. Do you know how many armored divisions are stationed on the border between Ukraine and Romania? Do you know how many aviation divisions we have ready to launch air strikes when the war is unfavorable? Does Poland really think it can stop the attack of hundreds of thousands of troops? You are brave to provoke the Soviet army in eastern Romania! You are very courageous! I wish the Polish 6th Army immortality!"

Yanayev was the only one speaking in the conference room. The Polish representative realized that he seemed to have made a stupid mistake.

"If the conditions today cannot be negotiated, then I'm sorry, for the troops surrounded by the Polish 6th Army, we will never be soft-hearted."

"See you on the battlefield."

Yanayev paused and added another sentence. After hearing his words, Gerela's face turned pale, and the Polish delegation exploded at this time.

A provocative threat.

"Oh no, see you in Warsaw!"