(2nd Update)

The next session was when all the delegates laid flowers at the tombstone of the Unknown Soldier, and Yanayev went to the Martyrs' Garden in Alexandria Gardens with the delegates from the six countries. Yanayev placed the flowers on the marble in front of the tombstone, and everyone in turn turned to the tombstone line with a cluster of delicate flowers.

"This military parade was very exciting, President Yanayev. It is hoped that the Soviets will maintain this upward momentum for a long time. After all, since 1985, our great socialist movement has been suffering a major blow from within. "The leader of Czechoslovakia, Straski, came over and greeted Yanayev.

"Alright, Yang? President Straski, what is the situation in Czechoslovakia now? As you know, Gorbachev made the unforgivable mistake that led to the loss of one ally after another. ”

"The situation is not optimistic, President Yanayev." President Strassky sighed sadly, "Since the democratization of politics and the opening of reforms, the communist parties in Eastern Europe have been forced to give up their ruling position. Even the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia is now struggling to survive in a storm. Now Czechoslovakia has entered a period of transition to democratization. ”

Yanayev was also a little worried that if the ruling Communist Party of Czechoslovakia also lost its position, the Soviet Union would become the last socialist country on the continent. He whispered, "If Czechoslovakia regains its rule now, will it be too late?" ”

"Pandora's box has been opened." Straski shook his head with a wry smile, "How can a member of the democratic faction who has tasted the taste of power give up this great opportunity, and now that democratic reform is the general trend." If we are going against the trend. I am afraid that the Communist Party will no longer even exist as a ruling party. ”

"Do you remember how the democrats got started?" Yanayev gave a small reminder of the leader, who will lose his position next year.

"Huh?" Strassky turned his head and glanced at Yanaev with some confusion. The other party just smiled slyly. With a hint of unfathomable intrigue.

"Didn't the slogans of the so-called democrats back then be for freedom, against bureaucracy and corruption? Then they began to take to the streets to warn the North Korean army, while the police fearlessly led to the democratization movement. Eventually, under Moscow's laissez-faire and the pro-democracy offensive, the increasingly isolated Communist Party finally succumbed to the coercion of a group of populists. ”

"I don't quite understand what you're talking about, President Yanayev." Strassky hoped that Yanaev would be straightforward about what he wanted to say.

"If the democrats can come to power through street politics, why can't communism continue to be in power through violent revolution? As long as you can manipulate the corruption of the democrats, there will naturally be a voice from the masses who do not know the truth. Yanayev felt a little emotional, how many years has he been in politics. We have forgotten all the glorious tradition of mobilizing the masses to rise up in the first place.

Isn't it the same in Ukraine at the beginning, where street politics used social issues to bring down democratically elected President Viktor Yanukovych, and then the so-called gas oligarch Yulia Tymoshenko came to power, which became the source of long-term turmoil in Ukraine.

"Change your skin and continue to govern?" Strathsky was a little puzzled, and the leaders of the Eastern European Communist Party, who had clung to the dogmatism, did not understand what Yanayev said, "Is it still a socialist country in another piper?" ”

Yanayev shook his head helplessly, and he pointed to the Chinese representative who was wearing glasses and talking to Defense Minister Yazov in fluent Russian not far away, "The essence of socialism is to emancipate and develop the productive forces. Eradication of exploitation and elimination of polarization. It's like if you look at the big socialist country in Asia that is thriving, you can say that it allows the development of a multi-ownership economy. Isn't it a socialist country? ”

This time it was Straski's turn to shake his head.

"That's right, a country with strong administrative control and free economic development is the best model for the socialist model of the future. I've already pointed out the path ahead, and it's up to you what to do next. ”

Yanayev is just a guide, and when the West split the socialist camp used this trick, Yanayev is now using this trick to sanction Eastern European countries. However, infiltrating socialism with all its strength is bound to be a long and arduous process.

As long as the USSR has not collapsed, then Yanayev can afford to wait. However, the oligarchs who have just sat on the throne of power and are busy digging into the country's wealth do not know how long they can afford it. When the gap between rich and poor reaches a high limit, the flowers of violent revolution will bloom in Eastern Europe.

Just as Yanayev was greeting other state leaders, the Minister of Internal Affairs, with a serious expression, stepped forward, walked straight up to Yanayev, and whispered in his ear, "General Secretary Yanayev, I have something to report to you. Thirty-eight Chechen terrorists infiltrated the city of Beslan in North Ossetia, stormed a middle school and held hundreds of students hostage. ”

Yanayev's smiling expression stiffened on his face, and he asked rhetorically in disbelief, "You mean that Chechen terrorists entered Beslan and held a group of unarmed students hostage?" ”

"Yes." Pugo also thought about it for a long time before he told Yanayev the unfortunate news before the celebration was over.

"This is a replica of the events in Beslan in 2004!" What surprised Yanayev the most was the butterfly effect after the early end of the Chechen war, which was originally an event that occurred in 2004 by a full 12 years, which caught him off guard. And it was specially chosen to celebrate the victory of the anti-fascist war.

"Comrade Yazov, you explained to the foreign guests for me." Yanayev just hurriedly greeted the Minister of Defense, and then hurried back to the White House, and as he walked, he issued an order to Pugo in an orderly manner, "And inform Comrade Kryuchkov to order the reorganized Alpha team in his hands to rush to Beslan immediately, and let him inform the KGB Espionage Bureau that we need the support of the Vympel special forces, and I will use all the anti-terrorist armed forces that can be used, hurry up." ”

It was the first time Pugo had seen Yanayev look so angry, and if he looked closely, he would see that his nails had sunk deep into the flesh of his palms. If this incident is not properly resolved, it will be another painful blow to the image of the Soviet government.

"Also, immediately prepare a special plane and inform Comrade Putin that he will personally go to Beslan with me. I'm going to be there for this incident. "The original Beslan crisis was caused by a mistake in the field work, which caused a small number of terrorists to abscond in the crowd. This time, Yanayev had to monitor the whole process to avoid such a terrible tragedy again.

The joy just now disappeared at this moment, and Yanayev glanced at the red flag fluttering in the Kremlin, and a sense of foreboding swelled in his heart. Before, he thought that if there were enough dead people, the Chechen terrorists would stop, but now it seems that Yanayev is still too merciful to this group of people.

Draining the last drop of blood of this group of people and making the Wahhabi faction completely disappear in Transcaucasia is the real cure.

Before he could take a few steps, Pugo was stopped by Yanayev behind him, but the moment he turned around, he saw not a glamorous Soviet leader, but a red demon with fierce eyes.

Yanayev tried to give orders to Pugo in the calmest tone possible, "Also, no matter what the final situation is, after this matter is resolved, all the Chechens involved in this matter, as well as the financiers behind the support of Chechnya, I don't want to see these people still alive." See their bodies. ”

"I don't care where these people are hiding, even if they are hiding in Buckingham Palace, in the Pentagon, the KGB agents will find them out for me one by one, kill as many as they want, their friends, their families, their children, all of them. Kill until no terrorists dare to hit the attention of the Soviet Union, or those Islamists are exterminated. We need to let these religious elements know what happened to anger the Soviet Union. ”

"Do you understand what I say?" (To be continued.) )