USSR 1991

"I still don't know what the conspiracy Comrade Vladimir said is. I think there must be some misunderstanding. The workers can't believe everything they say, they don't understand the truth of the matter at all!"

Secherbitsky wanted to bite back and confuse the audience. As long as there was no conclusive evidence, no matter what the other party said, he would be able to veto it without admitting it.

Although he was caught off guard, as long as he survives today, all the evidence will be wiped out when he goes back, and no one will be able to do anything to him at that time.

"Do you understand?" Vladimir retorted indifferently, "Do you know the actual situation behind all this? Or do you know the situation but did not report it? You are deceiving the central government!"

Secherbycki's voice became indifferent, and he chose to resist the unwarranted responsibility of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers, "The situation is just as I said in my report before, this is a conspiracy planned by workers from the Southern Machinery Factory with ulterior motives ...their purpose is to disrupt our ICBM production schedule. The Ukrainian government is committed to solving any problems, how can you step down?"

"To shut up!"

The sudden anger made Sechelbycki freeze in place. The person in front of him seemed like a volcano that would erupt at any time, feeling the fiery anger rushing towards his face.

Vladimir took a step forward, and he approached Secherbycki, feeling like a hunter approaching his prey, with the sharp blade shining coldly.

"Do you think that I stayed in Ukraine for the past two or three days to solve the strike problem at the Southern Machinery Manufacturing Plant? You have nowhere to go. Are you going to continue to resist? Well, if that's the case, I'll let you Before you die, find out where the gap between you and me is! The South Machinery Manufacturing Plant is the last stop of my trip to Ukraine. The conservative old diehards underestimate us. Don’t forget that Ukraine is not yours alone Shatian, your former opponents have tolerated your domineering for a long time, and they generously provided us with your criminal evidence, which can make you like a hopeless situation."

The Ukrainian First Secretary's face was pale, and Vladimir approached him, whispering, "I'm here to collect criminal evidence, and then uproot the perpetrators behind it!"

After saying this, he turned and walked towards the group of workers who were staring at him. The rest had been arranged before, and as long as he communicated with the workers, all doubts would disappear.

Originally, the Ukrainian secretary planned to arrange some extras to meet with the Moscow representatives, so that the negotiations would never be compromised.If Moscow wants to put pressure on it, I am afraid that Ukrainian officials will only obey it.The chairman of the Council of Ministers who cannot solve the Ukraine issue will naturally be slammed by conservatives. If Yanayev cannot suppress the matter, he can only take the blame and resign.

Originally, the trap had already been set, as long as the chairman of the Council of Ministers left for Ukraine, it was just that Vladimir did not play his cards according to common sense, and directly bypassed the Ukrainian government.

Only Secherbitsky was left with a shocked expression despite being drenched by the rain.

Secretary Cameroslav stood in front of the factory gate to welcome the Chairman of the Council of Ministers. According to the relationship, Vladimir was regarded as his superior's superior, and the person who was able to disturb this level of workers' strike also secretly fit his profile. Conjecture - The Ukrainian labor movement is a continuation of the upper-level political struggle.Cameroslav, a native of Odessa, had to side with Secherbitsky, the conservatives.Moreover, every skilled worker in the Southern Machinery Manufacturing Plant is an important resource, and it is impossible for him to distribute these people to the wild Siberia and the Far East.The more lucrative the conditions offered by the Far East, the more disgusted he was with this plan, because the more people would leave.

So Secherbitsky came to the door and told him that the conservatives wanted to make a fuss about industrial relocation, as long as he was the leader of the plan.

After seeing the benefits, Cameroslav immediately agreed to organize this general strike, and then cooperated with the Ukrainian government's small actions to successfully force the Moscow negotiators to retreat. He will be sent to the Ukrainian government to serve as a minister. If it failed, the upper-level staff had already prepared a way out for him, and he could get away at any time.

A little excited to think about it.

Cameroslav's excitement didn't last long, until Vladimir appeared in front of him, he couldn't believe that the Ukrainian government didn't give him any news, so he stood in front of him silently, and used a condescending The imposing manner looked at himself.

Azarov stood behind the party secretary of the factory and carefully observed the middle-aged man who was chatting with him just now. He found that the other party no longer had the pleasant look before, but only the coldness in his eyes.

"Comrade Cameroslav, hello. I am Minister Vladimir. I am here today, and you have seen it. I am here to investigate some things. Regarding the previous factory strike, we need to know the truth."

Secherbitsky winked at Kameroslav from behind, trying to prevent him from speaking to the delegate.Vladimir stretched out his hand, turned his head and made a silence gesture, signaling to other people to shut up and not speak.

"The conversation with Mr. Cameroslav is very important now. Anyone who wants to interrupt our communication, I will not let him go. Do you understand what I mean?"

In order to prevent other people from understanding, he added another sentence, "What I said don't let him go is not just a sentence or two of verbal condemnation, I hope you can understand what I said, don't say it was unexpected."

The sound is not loud, but it is full of deterrence.The authority of the superior made the surroundings suddenly silent, and Vladimir's powerful aura dominated everything.

Sechelbycki nodded silently, while Cameroslav was already pale with fright, and he was going to coerce others as soon as he came up. The chairman of the Council of Ministers did not play cards according to common sense at all!

Vladimir asked with a smile, "Okay, my first question is, how much benefit did the Ukrainian government give you, asking you to plan such a situation that is destined to use you as a scapegoat? You have another Is it because you are stupid?"

"The nature of this incident is bad, I hope you can confess truthfully, and don't make up low-level lies to challenge my patience, understand?"

9 Chapter Fifty

"I'm in a bad mood right now, so please answer my questions truthfully."

Vladimir didn't even think about communicating with Cameroslav in a soft voice, and adopted an aggressive posture as soon as he came up.He had nothing to say after a series of interrogation and status oppression and reprimand.

"I know you are very dissatisfied with Moscow's pervasive policies now, but please remember one thing. The workers of the Southern Machinery Manufacturing Plant can raise problems, and we are willing to accept improvements. But if you take the entire The national construction project area is a joke, I don’t say you know what will happen, right?”

Vladimir's aggressiveness forced Cameroslav, who was sitting across from him, to be speechless, "Answer my question, Comrade Cameroslav, how much benefit has the Ukrainian government given you, asking you to plan such a Doomed to use you as a scapegoat? Is it because you have other plans, or is it because you are stupid? I just need to hear from you whether or not, we have sufficient evidence, if you still want to quibble, then See you in court. Oh no, I won’t see you again. General Secretary Yanayev’s patience is limited. He will send you to the ice and snow of Siberia to dig coal! Instead of enjoying the scenery in the sunny and warm Black Sea area! "

"Forgot to introduce myself, I'm Vladimir, Chairman of the Council of Ministers, former KGB Deputy Director, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs. You know the weight of the latter two agencies."

No one wants to recall the pain and fear that the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs brought to them. The most terrible curse is not that you are going to hell, but that you are going to the KGB to chat with the interrogators.

"I said! I have explained everything, isn't it okay?"

Secretary Cameroslav had no choice but to get out completely, "It was the people from the Ukrainian government who told me that planning a workers' strike could attract the attention of Moscow, and then they would give me compensation and remuneration, and then I would follow his instructions. Once I’ve done it, that’s all I know.”

"who's that person?"

Vladimir pressed every step of the way, he wanted the other party to say the name, the damned instigator.

"I do not know."

Cameroslav shook his head in pain, "Don't ask, I really don't know."

"No, you know! You just dare not say it!"

Vladimir, who was sitting opposite, stood up, and the sudden movement startled the people around him.He squinted his eyes and looked at the cowardly but speculative man in front of him, and asked, "I repeat, who is that man, if you don't tell his name, you will still be punished by death! I hope you can understand one thing What you are afraid of now is the chairman of the Council of Ministers sitting in front of you, not some insiders of the Ukrainian government that is about to fall. Their power is given by the central government. As long as I say a word, they will all have to go to Siberia to dig coal!"

After hearing this sentence, the expressions on the faces of the Ukrainian government personnel present were a little distorted.

"Yes……"

"Comrade Vladimir, I think we should wait..."

Secherbitsky wanted to go up and stop him from continuing to question the poor man in front of him, but was stopped by the secretary assistant of the chairman of the Council of Ministers, and the man who had been silent since the beginning finally spoke.

The Ukrainian first secretary had a rare expression on his face, and challenged the chairman's secretary who was a few levels above him, "Let me pass."

"Chairman Vladimir is now negotiating with him on the general strike at the Southern Machinery Manufacturing Plant. Please wait patiently for the Ukrainian secretary."

"I told you, let me go!"

Secherbycki wanted to push the chairman's secretary away, but someone grabbed his hand. He looked at him with a smile and shook his head, "I suggest that Secretary Sechelbycki should not make such a risky attempt. General Secretary Yanayev will be very embarrassed if Ukraine and the Moscow Central Committee break their faces."

Hearing Yanayev's name, Secherbitsky finally stopped.He took a step back, his palms were covered with beads of sweat, and his brows were furrowed.Anxiously watching Vladimir use the method of interrogating prisoners to press down on the party secretary of the Southern Machinery Manufacturing Plant. Coupled with the gap in status, the other party will soon surrender.

Secherbitsky finally understood why Vladimir appeared here. He was born as a KGB agent and had held important positions in the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, so sending him over had an advantage over sending others.

There is no secret that the KGB cannot dig up.

Soon this group of guys who have no experience in the world will be killed without leaving any armor, and they will surrender in fear.At that time, the witness and material evidence of myself as the mastermind behind it will also be confirmed.

Seeing the conspiracy being exposed step by step, the first secretary of Ukraine seemed very worried.It's like watching the accomplice you incited to reveal the secret of his crime step by step.

Cameroslav gritted his teeth and refused to speak.

Vladimir walked in front of the other party, pulled out a chair and sat down. He approached Cameroslav and whispered, "It doesn't matter if you are afraid of anyone present. You can also tell me in a low voice."

He put his ear to Cameroslav, and then Secherbycki saw Vladimir nodded with a smile, and looked at himself with cruelty and cunning.

The Ukrainian secretary, who has always been calm, almost lost his legs and couldn't stand up.