With the collapse of the Ottoman Turkish Empire, Turkey's political power quickly faded in this land, and it no longer affected the geopolitical environment of Romania. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 The Soviet Union controlled the entire Romanian political situation from 1945 until 1989, and then there was an open and covert struggle between Western agents and the Soviets, until the failure of shock economic therapy in recent years led to an explosion of internal contradictions throughout Romania.

This outbreak of contradictions was the beginning of a proxy war, marking the complete tearing of the skin between the Soviet Union and the West in this region, and a series of countries such as Germany, the United States, and NATO appeared on this land and took turns to fight, and they had only one opponent, the Soviet agent who steadily ran Bucharest.

Since the signing of the Pact of Non-Interference between the United States and the Soviet Union, the power of the United States has gradually moved into the background, and Poland has become the only representative elected by the West to participate in the political contest with the Soviet Union. Kwasnievsky apparently did not realize that he was being used as a gun by the West, or the kind he was willing.

Now they are secretly trying to test what kind of intentions the Soviet Union had, and the outcome of a head-on conflict with the Soviet Union would be to drag all of them into the abyss, even if Yanayev had to sacrifice part of their interests.

The Kremlin is like a heavily guarded rampart, oh no, more like a prison to be exact, and the guys hiding inside are more sinister and terrifying, and a huge shadow hangs over everyone who is about to step into the Kremlin.

Now presidential adviser Greira stands at the door of this cage, her eyes on the solemn Kremlin palace, and her eyes reveal melancholy. As Kwasniewski's presidential adviser and the outpost of the next negotiations, Greela shoulders the heavy responsibility of fighting wits and courage at the negotiating table.

Shouldering the burden on his shoulders, he took a deep breath and stepped into the splendid walled palace, where he finally saw the face that he had seen countless times on the television screen.

It was the first time he had close contact with "the most dangerous leader in Europe", accompanied by a group of diplomats, including the Polish ambassador to Moscow, a translator and the head of the Soviet Foreign Ministry. But the unattractive man in front of him did not make him feel any pressure from the upper leader. He was like an ordinary kind old man, smiling and shaking hands with himself, everything seemed casual and natural, and he couldn't see the chilling gloom in the far-sighted careerist.

He just stood there, chatting with Grela. With a kind smile on the corner of his mouth, he greeted each other cordially, "Actually, I like Poland a lot, the Soviet Union and Poland should be friendly and equal partners, any fratricidal behavior is intolerable to Moscow, I hope that the Soviet Union and Poland can fully exchange views on both sides after this meeting, and resolve contradictions, conflicts and differences." ”

The general secretary's words made Greira not know how to reply, so she could only smile stupidly, hiding the emptiness at the corner of her mouth. But he didn't pay much attention to it, because the next negotiations were the main thing.

Both Moscow and Warsaw have their own agendas, and the Romanian region has become a place of contention for each to display its own means.

Accompanied by Yanayev, Grella went straight to the Kremlin conference room, where representatives of both sides sat down and began to discuss topics related to the transportation of oil transactions.

The atmosphere began to get serious.

"Let's get started, then." Yanayev spoke in a sincere tone, and he sat Greila down and began to discuss the current situation in Romania.

"It is well known that now the civil war in Romania continues, and the Bucharest regime supported by us and the Lukezh regime supported by Poland ......"

"Ahem." Greila opened his mouth to interrupt Yanayev's speech, his face was a little embarrassed, and corrected the other party's misrepresentation, "It's not Poland that supports it, it's the support of Western countries." And now the question is about that gas transit program that the USSR supplied to Poland, and we wonder for what reason the negotiations were interrupted. ”

Yanayev nodded indifferently and said, "Oh good, well, the conflict between the Lukzh regimes supported by Western countries, we all hope to be able to resolve the dispute through negotiations, as it is now." But before I do that, I would like to tell you something else, that is, in the eastern theater of Lukzh, in what is now Romania, that is, in the eastern theater of Lukzhi, the Polish armored forces are surrounded by an army, an army abandoned by his allies. Do you know? ”

Greila didn't know what the Soviet chairman wanted to say, and asked awkwardly, "Huh?" This is? ”

The general secretary sitting opposite didn't care whether the other party knew about it or not, and said to himself, "This team is holding back nearly a quarter of Poland's armored forces, and it is really because of the existence of this team that the Bucharest side can sing all the way to the point of almost coming to the city." It can be said that without this team, the war in Bucharhas would have lasted much longer. ”

When Yanayev said this, the other party's face had changed.

"What? And this kind of thing? ”

Greela had a surprised expression, he rarely asked about the details of the Luk-Japanese war, so he had never heard such rumors, and if what Yanayev said was true, then the negotiation had a deeper meaning. Yanayev's freeze on the oil deal was not haphazard, but thoughtful.

He found himself in a trap where the rhetoric he had prepared was useless, and they were not coming for the Romanian oil pipelines. Poland was toyed between applause by the General Secretary of the USSR from the very beginning.

He saw the standard politician smile blooming on the other person's face, which was very different from the amiable image before.

"Yes, the Soviets want to make a deal with you, if the Polish armored forces are withdrawn from the east, we will also withdraw this army from Romanian soil, so that you can concentrate on dealing with the Bucharest corps in the south, how about it?"

"It's a very good deal, and I don't think the Polish side will turn it down...... And ......"

Yanayev changed his words and said with a smile, "The oil trade that was frozen before will also be reopened, and this is what we have asked for, and it is the only request." (To be continued.) )