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Even if the Soviet fleet was rampant in German waters, no one could shake its absolute position. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 infoThe firepower of this fleet was so terrible that Scharpin would rather give an order that the Berlin garrison was not allowed to take a step back than give an order to combat the Soviet Combined Fleet.

The poor Brunswick-class frigates could only follow around the cruiser Peter the Great, not daring to approach or go away. He was completely helpless against this huge fleet, constantly reporting the situation on the scene to the command, and trying to force the First Fleet to issue combat orders on the grounds that the situation on the scene was serious.

However, until the German top brass has nod, no one is allowed to act rashly.

Finally, at the urging of the First Fleet, Minister Scharpin issued an order to Xeniavin to monitor, "The main task of the German Navy is to monitor every move of the Soviet fleet on the sea, not to rashly declare war." Now Germany is messed up enough, and I don't want a conflict in the East German seas. Now it would be better to let the United States intervene in this problem, and our main problem is in Berlin, where the German Democratic Republican Army is Germany's main problem. ”

Scharpin reminded Xeniavin that only Americans can save what is now Berlin. It's just that now the entire Berlin top brass has not yet realized that the United States has betrayed them, and in fact the sorties of the Soviet fleet are just to remind the Americans that it is time to leave. According to the previous actions of Britain and the United States, Yanayev's approach was only to allow the United States to quickly intervene in the Berlin crisis, of course, the United States did not come to act as the savior of Germany, but as the last executioner.

At that time, the intervention of the US military will not keep Germany intact, but will directly inflict a heavy economic and political blow on the European Union leaders.

"But if the Soviets landed at the eastern port of Germany, it would change the situation for the whole of Germany." "What would we do if the Soviet Union marched into East Germany with a peacekeeping force to maintain social stability in Germany?" Forcibly declaring war on the peacekeepers? ”

"The USSR was a big gamble, all the assumptions were based on the fact that they won the final victory, but what if the USSR lost? After defeat, they will be charged with all crimes, including inciting East German veterans to riot. Do you understand? Captain Scheniavin, the most important thing now is not what will happen to the Soviets, but waiting for the assistance of the American army after holding Berlin, pushing back Berlin, and this is our point. ”

"The German fleet must refrain from fighting, even if the Soviet Union makes any arrogant and provocative acts. Got it? By the time the NATO fleet arrived, the Soviet Union naturally did not dare to advance. ”

Minister Scharpin hung up the phone, but the gloom of his brow became more and more tight, he picked up the coat hanging on the hanger, got up and went out, and the destination was the next one, Cole's provisional presidential palace. The Ministry of Defense building is only a twenty-minute drive to the Provisional Presidential Palace, and Sharpin reached the Presidential Palace as quickly as possible.

When he pushed open the door, he saw not the strict German Chancellor, but just a madman with a somewhat uncontrollable mood, and papers scattered on the ground in front of him.

"Your Excellency, are you alright?" Minister Scharping also asked very kindly.

Cole turned around and saw the Secretary of Defense standing in the doorway, calming down a little.

Scharpin stood at the door, knocked on the door, and asked very calmly, "Can I come in now?" ”

"Absolutely." Cole made a gesture of please, and he bent down with great difficulty, picked up the papers scattered on the ground, and said to Scharping as he picked them up, "What's going on in the German seas right now?" Is the Soviet fleet still the same as before, without any movement? ”

In view of such a major diplomatic incident, the German Foreign Office immediately protested to the Soviet Union, but the result of the protest was a great disappointment. The Kremlin said that in order to maintain peace and security in Europe, the Kremlin hoped that Germany and Germany would end the war as soon as possible, sit down at the negotiating table to solve the problem, and reach an agreement. Kohl was naturally unhappy with this result, and he would never let the communist forces stain Germany in the slightest, even after the end of East Germany.

"Yes, the nuclear-powered cruiser Peter the Great did not withdraw from German seas, they were still moving in the eastern direction. It's just that it didn't make the landing in Glesfwald as we expected, it just wandered in the eastern seas, as if waiting for something. ”

"Waiting for what?" Cole asked, looking up, the Secretary of Defense finally had a topic that would interest him.

Scharpin replied, "Yes, it stands to reason that the German Democratic Republican Army should have been in charge of the port area, and so far there is only one Braunschweig-class frigate watching the movements of the Soviet fleet, and it stands to reason that they can force a landing in Glesfwald anyway, but the Soviet fleet still chooses to linger in the sea." ”

Since the Soviet fleet did not force the landing, it means that they still have something to think about and scruples. Scharpin thought about it for a long time, and in the end he could only blame it on the fact that the Soviet fleet was not ready for a face-to-face confrontation with NATO.

Cole voiced his current doubts, "What would you do if it were?" Minister Scharpin. A fleet with naval infantry brigades ready to land quickly and fight deep into East Germany would rather wait for our reinforcements to arrive than attack immediately. And the further it dragged on, the more unfavorable the situation became for the USSR. What the hell are they thinking? This is what I am most afraid of, the Soviet Union's conspiracy is definitely not just about sending peacekeeping troops in East Germany, they must have other plans, otherwise they would not be so openly roaming the German waters......"

"You mean......" said Defense Minister Sharpin, looking up and pale, "they are waiting for an answer from the Americans?" ”

"Quite possibly." Cole took a deep breath, "And we don't yet know if this reply is a warning to the Soviet Union or a declaration of war on Germany, which is the situation Germany is currently facing." ”

"But the Americans had no reason to help the USSR! They're bitter enemies. Scharpin argued.

Cole smiled, lamenting that Scharpin was still a little immature in terms of political experience, and he reminded, "Who said that the Americans were ready to help the Soviet Union?" Perhaps the White House is still thinking about cheating Germany and the Soviet Union behind its back, and the ultimate goal of the US government is to harm others and benefit itself. (To be continued.) )