Holding the document in hand, I really can't figure it out, if the clause in the content of the document is true, what is the difference between Novosibirsk Oblast and independence, but there is a clause in it that directly states that Novosibirsk Oblast cannot be independent, otherwise the clause is invalid.

Originally, he needed to secretly develop the military industry and weapons and equipment, but after seeing these conditions, he could already be a legal arms dealer in Russia, and even allowed Novosibirsk to set up a military equipment company, especially without restricting the export of weapons. Perhaps Ye Litian wants to follow the example of several major consortia in the United States, which have their own military industrial enterprises under them, and serve as the world's top arms dealers.

Especially the last one, Luo Tiancheng couldn't figure it out even if he wanted to break his head, how could there be such a brain-dead regulation written on it, appointing Inovan as a Russian general, and he could have his own independent army! Doesn't this make Luo Tiancheng a warlord, shaking his head. In fact, Luo Tiancheng already has military weapons, but there is no legalization. Is this presidential position so tempting?

The current Novosibirsk should belong to a capitalist society, after all, the internal market is liberalized, but this freedom is naturally under the control of Luo Tiancheng.

On the same day, that is, on September 28, a large-scale bloody clash occurred in Moscow, and Ye Litian was able to mobilize the surrounding troops after negotiating the conditions with Luo Tiancheng, which shows how much influence Luo Tiancheng has in the Russian military now.

Since Ye Litian implemented the radical reform policy in early 1992, serious differences have arisen between the side headed by Ye Litian and the other side headed by Speaker of the National Assembly Khasbulatov and Vice President Rudskoi on a series of major issues, such as the reform policy, the assessment of the domestic economic situation, the content of the new constitution, the Russian political system, and foreign policy.

After the collapse of the polar bear, the Russian regime split into two power institutions, and Luo Tiancheng's Novosibirsk did not intervene in the power struggle.

On the one hand, there is the state power controlled by President Ye Litian, which some people call the "presidential faction", but in fact, it is very different from the presidential system in the West, and it is better to call it the "Kremlin faction". On the other side is Ruslan? The legislature of the Russian Federation, the Supreme Council of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, led by Khasbulatov, is called a "parliamentary faction" by some people, and it is even more different from the parliaments of the West, because the legislative body that cooperates with the "Supreme Soviet" is the "People's Congress", which is the highest authority under the 1978 Polar Bear Constitution.

In October 1993, this was still the old constitution, so this "Supreme Soviet" was the supreme authority, and it was a bit confusing to call it "parliamentarian", rather than using the "White House" in Moscow, where it was located at the time, to call it "White House faction". There is a huge difference between the two powers on the question of how to reform, mainly focusing on whether to implement Ye Litian's "shock therapy" in the economy, and whether to follow the presidential system in which the power of the president is higher than that of the legislature in politics.

Due to the extreme poverty of the Russian economy caused by Ye Litian's "shock" reforms, the leaders of the Supreme Soviet gradually changed from Ye Litian's supporters of the "August 19" incident in 1991 to Ye Litian's opponents. By 1993, the former comrades-in-arms had become formidable enemies.

Ye Litian signed Decree No. 1400 on September 21 in order to ensure that his presidential rights are not restricted. This became the fuse of time.

The name of the 1400 decree is "On the period of constitutional reform of the Russian Federation", the name is a bit strange, look at the preamble of the decree to understand why the decree is about a "period":

1. The decree is based on the will of the people who agreed to amend the Constitution by a referendum of 25 April 1993;

2. On April 25, 1993, a referendum was held to formulate a new constitution;

3. During the drafting of the new Constitution, the Supreme Soviet and the People's Congress seriously hindered the reform process, hindered the constitution-making process, and became the "headquarters of the unconstructive opposition";

4. In order to maintain the unity and integrity of Russia, for the country to get out of the economic and political crisis, etc.

In fact, this is to emphasize that in the "special period" when the old constitution has already been rewritten by referendum and the new constitution is still being formulated, this jurisprudential element is no longer applicable to the old constitution, so that the president has the right to dissolve the Supreme Soviet and the deputies of the people's congress, and not the other way around.

The first article of the 1400 Decree reads: "Pending the creation of a new bicameral parliament, the functions of the Russian Federation and the People's Congress of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation in exercising legislative, executive and control over the state shall be abolished."

At 8 o'clock in the evening of the 21st, Ye Litian made a speech on TV, announcing the 1400 decree. An hour later, Ruslan? Khasbulatov convened an emergency meeting of all members at the White House and declared Ye Litian's speech a coup.

At 10 o'clock in the evening, the Presidium of the emergency meeting adopted a bill "On the immediate termination of the President of the Russian Federation Boris? Ye Li's power". At the same time, the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation declared Ye Litian unconstitutional, and therefore removed him from the presidency and appointed Alexander? Rudskoi assumes presidential powers.

From this day on, the contradictions between the two powers in Russia rapidly escalated.

Since 24 September, the Houses of Parliament have been surrounded by the Government Police, telephone communication has been cut off from the outside world, and all roads leading to the Houses of Parliament have been blocked by the Government Police. Then, the government stopped supplying electricity and water to the Houses of Parliament. The newly formed Parliamentary Armed Group distributed weapons and ammunition to the Parliamentary Guard and volunteer security personnel in preparation for resistance. Armed conflict is on the verge of breaking out.

Under the situation of intensified confrontation between the two sides, Zorkin, president of the Russian Constitutional Court, put forward a zero-point plan for resolving the political crisis in Russia on 24 September, suggesting that the president revoke the order of dissolving the people's congress and the Supreme Soviet on 21 September, and that the parliament also revoke the relevant decision, so that the situation can return to the state before 21 September. At the same time, it is proposed that the presidential and parliamentary elections be held simultaneously on 21 December. This proposal was supported by a number of political forces. The Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church, Alexy II, also ran between Ye Litian and the leaders of the parliament. Call on both sides to hold peace talks.

Under pressure from all sides, the opposing sides resumed negotiations on October 1 to seek a compromise. However, Khasbulatov, Rudskoi, and some members of parliament resolutely rejected Ye Litian's condition that "weapons must be surrendered unconditionally," and the situation further sharpened on October 3. Thousands of pro-parliamentary Muscovites broke through the layers of defences set up by the police and special forces near the parliament building and held a rally in front of the parliament building, before attempting to occupy the Moscow city government building, the State Radio and Television Building, and the Moscow Radio and Television Building.

During the day on the 3rd, Luo Tiancheng issued a statement in support of Ye Litian in the capacity of Inovan and supported the president's dissolution of parliament. Inovan's statement caused the citizens of Moscow to hesitate, and when they saw Inovan personally standing around Ye Litian, in addition to the organizers, the agitated citizens dispersed.

Without the support of the citizens, the parliament could only choose to surrender, and at this time, the two major power structures in Moscow were only left with a "presidential faction" led by Ye Litian!

In history, on October 4, Ye Litian's bombardment of the White House did not happen.

Innovan's public appearance this time to resolve the dispute has made Inovan more prestigious among the Russian people. Now the people already know who can really save Russia, who can really drive Russia's development, and the Russian people hate those who have become oligarchs in privatization, but there is no Inovan, and what Inovavak has done in Novosibirsk in these years has been spread by the people with intentions.

But the government led by Ye Litian did not follow the way of Inova, after all, he didn't want to control that group of oligarchs, and there were still a large number of privileged people under him, and if he wanted to move them, his subordinates probably didn't want to, just like that, Ye Litian could only be silent in this regard, guarding the Russian government where scientists and engineers were not under the Russian government one by one because they had no funds, and the money was divided cleanly.

In the October coup, the biggest profit was Innovan, and Luo Tiancheng was still secretly laughing at this time.