The fourth update

"You probably didn't have any big news or surprises for me this time, Rubyanka seems to have been quite busy lately. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info even the figure of Kryuchkov, who was ready to start his retirement early, reappeared in the building, not to mention the Foreign Intelligence Service. On the way to the Federal Chancellery, Yanayev suddenly asked Vladimir such a question, suggesting that he was watching his actions.

Vladimir shook his head calmly, "Of course not, recently the Ministry of Internal Affairs is still investigating the remnants of the party involved in the Caucasian rebellion, and the KGB is still responsible for spreading negative news about Eastern European countries, if this small matter is the big news that General Secretary Yanayev is referring to." ”

Yanayev looked at the crowd on both sides of the street and said to himself, "This is not a trivial matter, Comrade Vladimir. This was the first step in plunging Eastern Europe into war. The fools of Western Europe will pay for their plunder, and they will lose the countries of Eastern Europe forever. As long as the economic downturn persists, the social level of the countries of Eastern Europe will not rise, and coupled with the fact that the KGB is operating in secret, it is only a matter of time before a revolution breaks out. ”

Yanayev held his chin and his expression was calm, as if what was said was nothing more than a trivial matter, and not a big plan to affect the situation in Europe.

"Then we can raise anti-Western European forces, not necessarily socialist countries. As long as the Iron Curtain is pushed back to the borders of Central Europe, we win. ”

With the influence of the current Soviet Union and the historical legacy, it is no longer possible to be pro-Soviet, and the only thing that can be done is to plant the seeds of hatred for Western countries among the people of Eastern Europe. The precondition for all this depended on the influence of the Soviet Union, which had recovered from the economic devastation of 1991, and it seemed that the Soviet Union had shifted the focus of trade to the relatively stable Eastern European countries, which had already declined, while Asia was thriving.

The car stopped in front of the elaborate building next to the River Spree, and when the door opened, Yanayev saw the top brass of the German government waiting for him.

President Herzog stood in front of the lobby of the Federal Chancellery and watched Yanayev walk towards him. What kind of surprise will this man whom he has worked with more than he cooperated during his tenure bring to Germany?

Putting all unrealistic ideas behind him, he stepped forward to shake hands with Yanayev and greeted, "Welcome to Berlin, General Secretary Yanayev, and we sincerely hope that the friendship between Germany and the Soviet Union will last for a long time." ”

"Of course, this is also the desire of the top in Moscow. Hopefully, the boat of friendship between us will not be what it was during World War II. Yanayev replied with a smile, but the content was slightly mocking.

Herzok's reception was not the main thing, Yanayev's battlefield was in the negotiations with Kohl, and it was obvious that he also opened the Soviet Union to Poland, and since everyone had a common goal, it was only to discuss how to do it.

In the conference room where the German Chancellor received foreign guests, Kohl had been waiting for Yanayev for a long time. When the other party arrived, he didn't drag his feet and immediately cut to the chase.

"On the question of Poland, I think General Secretary Yanayev and I have already made a general judgment." "Germany has been reluctant to cooperate with Poland on the refugee issue recently, and Kwasniewski has even encouraged other Central and Eastern European countries to resist Germany's policy, which Berlin feels very passive," Kohl said. ”

Yanayev didn't speak, he waited for Kohl to continue, "As for the Soviet Union, everyone knows that Kwasnievsky has been negotiating with the United States to deploy an anti-missile system, and once the anti-missile system is established, it will presumably greatly threaten the strategic space of the Soviet Union, am I right?" ”

Yanayev crossed his arms to see what Cole was going to say next. He could generally tell from the beginning that Cole was not willing to cooperate. He just wanted to use the Soviet Union to put pressure on Kwasnievsky on the refugee issue.

Yanayev's guess is very accurate, Kohl really has no desire to cooperate, how could he possibly abandon the deployment of anti-missile systems in Poland. This is a lifeblood for ensuring the political security of Western Europe. Germany is not yet stupid enough to replace the refugee problem with an existential barrier.

This is nothing more than a negotiation in which both sides are wasting their time, and Kohl thinks he is calculating Yanayev, but in fact Yanayev is also calculating Kohl.

"Of course, that's why I visited Berlin. I hope that on this issue, the two sides will be able to tone up and force Poland to abandon its own policy, which is also in our interests, Prime Minister Kohl. ”

Yanayev spread his palms, and Vladimir handed him a document very appropriately. Yanayev put the document on the table and said word by word, "This is the attitude of our cooperation, is it sincere enough?" With a symbolic donation of $5 million from the Soviet Union, we hope to help the people of the former East Germany improve their living conditions. ”

"Thank you, General Secretary Yanayev, for your kindness, but these millions of dollars are just a drop in the bucket, and the people of East Germany need far more money than you have provided."

"Also, I wonder when the Soviet troops will be able to withdraw from German territory, we have been waiting for almost six years from 1989 to now!" ”

"Since Germany has been waiting for six years, it doesn't care about waiting for this year, right? The dismantling operation was almost complete, and it was guaranteed that after next year there would not be a single Soviet soldier on German soil. ”

Yanayev was polite on his lips, but in his heart he was sneering and mocking Kohl, since you want to see not a single Soviet soldier on German territory, it would be good to re-split East Germany and West Germany, and you will be unable to see any of them.

"Of course not." Cole was a little overjoyed, he was even ready to negotiate a protracted war with Yanayev, but he didn't expect Yanayev to give up as soon as he came.

Just as Kohl opened his mouth to continue, the chancellor's aides hurriedly broke into the conference room, ignored the obstruction of the security personnel on both sides, and shouted to Kohl, "Oh no, Chancellor Kohl, East Germany, a huge demonstration broke out in East Germany!" ”

"What?"

Hearing this, Kohl hurriedly got up from his seat, at this time of course, dealing with emergencies is more important than this negotiation, so he said to Yanayev, "I'm sorry, General Secretary Yanayev, I think the negotiations between us will have to wait until the next time." (To be continued.) )