The first update

Just after Yazov and Sokazapolos completed the deal for the first S300 anti-aircraft missile system, the Cypriot government, led by Clerides, tore up the ceasefire agreement that followed the completion of the Turkish Arati 2 offensive in 1974 and brazenly launched a civil war. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 This time Clerides was well prepared, determined to recover the lost Morfo and Lefka, defeat the northern regime, regain the lost 38% of Cyprus, and unify the whole country.

Just an hour after Clerides launched the offensive, the Stanisk carrier battle group entrenched in the Aegean Sea began to move in the direction of Cyprus, this time to prevent the Turkish fleet from attacking Cyprus, and in this way to warn Mazyer that Cyprus is no longer a place for you.

The sound of artillery fire woke up the sleeping residents, who watched as the rockets flew through the dark sky, illuminating the night like meteors, and then slammed into the top floors of residential buildings. The explosion of the flames produced a dazzling glow, and the burning flames engulfed the crowd who had not had time to evacuate from the apartment. All that was left was a pair of panicked eyes, staring helplessly at what was happening outside the window, not knowing where to flee.

In 1974, the poor Greeks spent such a night of panic in fear, but this time it was finally the turn of the Turkish Muslims to taste the repression and expulsion. The humiliation of the exile of the Greeks by the Turkish army, the brutal and unjustified genocide of the beginning, will redouble the hatred in this civil war.

Two T80 tank battalions marched towards Morfo and Lefka, and Clerides demanded to occupy these two important cities in the shortest possible time, and then use them as a base for a full-scale offensive against the Northern Cyprus regime. At the same time, fighter jets from the British air base in Serbia also began to take off, and two Jaguar fighters approached the North Cyprus military base in Lefka under the cover of darkness and dropped cluster bombs on the Northern Cyprus forces, which were weak in anti-aircraft fire.

The military bases in Northern Cyprus were destroyed unsuspectingly, and the cluster bombs were like weapons of death for the invaders, turning people to char and ashes in the light of burning flames. The armored vehicles turned into burning iron, and the British used this method to warn Turkey in disguise, and this was the end of the war against the British army. British Prime Minister Wilson was greatly annoyed when Turkey instigated the Turkish rebellion in Cyprus, because the turmoil in Cyprus would affect the security of British military airports. This, in turn, affected Britain's actions to maintain the Suez Canal.

The bloody and brutal fighting is not over, and it is very rare that the UN peacekeepers have not acted at all after the Cypriot government tore up the ceasefire agreement. Neither intervening in this civil war, nor evacuating the settlements in the war, they just watched the Cypriot army attack the city and remained indifferent. As if whether the Turks were dead or alive had nothing to do with them.

At this time, the inhabitants of Northern Cyprus felt as if they had been abandoned by the whole world in the true sense of the word, and due to the cover of American intelligence and British air raids, the offensive of the Cypriot army went very smoothly, and it only took one day that the vast majority of the two large cities had fallen into the hands of the Cypriot army, and the army of the northern regime was crushed and completely unable to raise its head. And what made them most desperate was that the Turkish government had been in a state of silence since the beginning of the war, which made the Northern Cyprus regime feel the desolation of being embattled for the first time.

It's not that Maziel can't be saved when he sees death, he also has his own difficulties. The U.S. aircraft carrier battle group is docked in the waters between Cyprus and Turkey, and a single aircraft carrier has forced the Turkish military to dare not take a step forward. This is the shock brought about by the military strength and national strength of the United States.

Now Mazyer's only hope is to bless the United Nations for justice, and in fact hope that the Soviet Union will stand up and take the lead in opposing the armed intervention of the United States in other countries. Mazyel knew that the Soviet Union could not get involved in the Cyprus dispute for Turkey, not to mention that Greece and Cyprus were still Soviet allies in the Balkans. But as long as the USSR can take a stand, Turkey naturally has a way to deal with the status quo in Cyprus. What's more, Turkey is not worried about the United States' targeting, and it is a big deal to break up in the end, Turkey will withdraw from NATO, and will contribute to the Black Sea strategic point of containing the Soviet Union. When the time comes, it is estimated that the Soviet leaders will laugh out loud in their dreams.

At the other end of Moscow, Yanayev is also thinking about the same problem as Mazyel, how to make a fuss about the United Nations. Yanayev's speculation is that Mazyel will protest to the UN Security Council on the Cyprus issue and then submit a proposal for the Cypriot army to stop attacking the northern regime.

"But the UN peacekeepers have already taken a wait-and-see attitude, can Mazyel's proposal still take effect?" Shevardnadze asked, puzzled. In addition to the United States, Germany, France, Britain and other countries that have been stabbed behind Turkey's back are hoping that he will be severely calculated in the Cyprus incident.

"What Turkey needs is our attitude." Yanayev pointed his finger at Cyprus, and then at the Turkish Straits. Unhurriedly, he said, "See? Mazyel wanted to negotiate with the Soviet Union over the ownership of the Straits in exchange for our support for Turkey's invasion of Cyprus. ”

But what's the use? The permanent members of the United Nations have the right of veto. Moreover, Greece and Cyprus were also allies of the USSR. Shevardnadze scratched his head, not knowing where Mazjel's move was going.

"Yes, it doesn't work. But Maziel had reached the point where he was in a hurry to go to the doctor. Yanayev sneered at the other party, "When I formed an alliance with the Soviet Union, I was always pushing back on the issue of the ownership of the strait, and now I think of the Soviet Union when something happens?" You think I'm going to sympathize with you? I almost burst out laughing. ”

In the face of Turkey and Greece, Yanayev naturally chose Greece, which has always had a pro-Russian tradition. Third, the enduring feud between Rome and the Ottoman Empire would not be resolved by a brief external alliance, and Yanayev had been waiting for an opportunity to bring Turkey to its knees. And Yanayev dislikes the Turks who believe in Islam as much as he hates the United States. As the Muslin, who expelled the natives from their homes, if it were Yanayev, they would have been cleaned with thermobaric bombs along with the residential areas. The best way to deal with the Turkish Muslins is to send them to Hell and let them know what cruelty is.

For the Turkish brute, who massacred 1.5 million civilians in Armenia, there is no need to speak sympathy with a group of believers who are rich in suicide bombers and terrorists.

"Glory belongs to the Soviets, to what was once the Third Rome." Yanayev whispered.

"What should we do if Turkey does submit a proposal?" Shevardnadze consulted Yanayev, and every order Yanayev gave was related to the Soviet Union's every move on the outside world in the United Nations.

"What vote does Turkey think we will cast? Agree or abstain? Yanayev asked suddenly.

"I think I abstained, right? After all, it is about the attitude of the three permanent members. Shevardnadze thought for a moment and whispered.

"Yes, abstain." Yanayev's eyes narrowed, and his mind already had in mind a way to express the attitude of the USSR.

"Four countries will vote against the Security Council resolution, and only one country will abstain, but it is not the Soviet Union. So, Comrade Shevardnadze, do you understand? Yanayev decided to disgust Turkey once in this way, but he wasn't done yet.

"Our S300 will also be deployed to Crete in the next few days, and the psychological pressure on Turkey at that time will not be ordinarily large, right? Oh yes, and almost forgot about our Cyprus, it's time to add some blockage to the Turkish side. (To be continued.) )