Rasputin of the East

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St. Petersburg, European Union Headquarters.

“That is unacceptable!”

“Why can’t you accept it?”

“How can I trust you!”

hey come back

By the way, this is by no means ironic. Germany, England, and France are biting and biting.

Basically, Germany cannot betray us. why? We have our troops all over Germany.

Although there was no garrison in France, it was very easy to create a Russian army in Germany.

Of course, we never use Germany as a loudspeaker. I mean… sometimes they even act as the devil’s lawyer.

When France shows signs of getting a little closer to the US, Germany bites like a ghost, Britain shows a vague attitude, um, Europe as always.

The reason why I cared so much about the UK that I actively promoted this marriage talk is simple. If we do, Britain can become our Cuba.

If the UK develops nuclear weapons or the US deploys nuclear missiles to target us… Uh, a medium-range ballistic missile is dangerous regardless of whether Moscow is air defense or not.

Of course, as long as some of our troops are still stationed in the UK, it’s not really highly likely, but I’m afraid it’s not at all……

After all, that was the reason why I wanted to get Americans to follow the isolationist path and Britain to follow the independent path.

It seems that some of the British still have the delusion that if the Indians fight fiercely, they will realize that their days under England are better and beg them to come back… No matter how difficult it may be for Koreans to live, would they still ask the Japanese to rule over them again?

It reminded me of Korea, but in the end, the government adopted a dual government system through a referendum. The president was the provisional government that was wandering abroad, and the new government established by our Russia took the premiership and cabinet for once.

Dozens of parties seem to be swarming, but as time passes, they merge, divide, and push back and become small and small parties.

The three rich pigs haven’t turned three yet, but the two guys above were dragged into the woods, put a bullet in the back of their head, and buried them in a way to make sure they were buried. But what about the leachate problem when the pigs are buried like foot-and-mouth disease? Oh, isn’t it our land?

Of course, it’s not that only the three rich pigs are dealt with, but there are a lot of dangerous guys starting with Park Heon-young… But what are they going to do? There is no communism in this world.

If you don’t know anything else, you should know that if you listen to them to rip off the country at will, you can have Chuikov rip off the boat with a tank. Seeing North Korea in episode 1 is enough.

Of course, Japan and China, where the countries are really broken… Japan is a war criminal, so should I endure it?

The outcome of this war had many meanings for Japan.

First of all, the abolition of the emperor system, Hirohito and other miscellaneous things were charged with committing a ‘sin against humanity’ according to the biological test records we submitted to the UN, the reality of Unit 731 on the front pages of newspapers around the world, and the testimony of the Spetsnaz members. He was taken to the gallows while being treated like a satanic bastard.

The rest of the Axis were gallows, sent to prison, committed suicide, or fled, and sentenced in default and wanted bounty.

As an aside, even if the Germans escaped the war crimes trial, the crime of state treason was applied in the German trial, so only the gallows was changed to a firing squad. To turn Nazi Germany into a black history, it was impossible to keep the co-workers alive. I’m glad I died a little easier.

The United Nations was also busy, setting international standards… For reference, setting international standards is a matter of getting rid of the cursed yardage and pound system and making the metric system common, but the standard of study, that is, the thesis and verification procedure. From non-political things like standards to international law and even the standards of textbooks in the field of education. For example, in world history textbooks, some objective facts must be included in order to be recognized by the United Nations.

Yes, I did some handwriting. It’s so annoying to hear the bullshit in the neighborhood in the original history, I don’t think they can blatantly insult the authority of the United Nations, that is, that of the United States and Russia, and only use their own textbooks.

Nominally, it is the logic of preparing international standards for globalization and taking strict measures to minimize cultural and religious conflicts.

At the very least, there should be no such thing as a paper from a certain country that cannot be trusted by other countries. That logic worked pretty well. Surprisingly, there was considerable support from the American academic community.

Customs, etc. may differ from country to country and from nation to nation, but if you strictly follow the rules, there will be no embarrassment to each other. Let’s assume this is the problem…. It was roughly what it sounded like.

Even if the government does not want war, it can happen if the civilian level wants war, so in order to prevent permanent war, the private sector also has to set a line of “protection”. When we reached an agreement, it was something like this.

Well, isn’t it very impressive as the first move of an international organization called the UN? Except for war crimes.

I also feel that the enactment of international law and international standards contributes to peace much more than the UN forces go to war. The system is well established to prevent people from turning their eyes on money and licking bear paw dishes like the head of an affiliated organization.

If this is violated… there is an excuse to break the earthenware in the name of human rights violations. Ah, there is an exception to that in countries that always have the veto power of the standing board.

Yes, in reality, we are imposing our standards on other countries, but when it is known that these standards are the result of a global consensus of international organizations, the standards become quite reasonable.

Are you… are you twisting? If you twist it, it will become a superpower.

What you are good at now will determine the decades to come, so you should do it as much as you can.

“stop! French representative! Go back to your seat right now!”

“chairman! You’re German too, so you’re on the side of your own people…”

“If you make one more insulting remark, I will forcibly evict you in accordance with the rules and regulations for disturbing the proceedings! Sit down!”

I see Almar Shacht yelling at him to rest his throat, I feel a little sorry for that gentleman.

As the chairperson, I made him tune in, and I’m genuinely worried that he won’t be able to live up to his name like General Pétain.

General Pétain, no, French President Philippe Pétain is now ill. I heard that there is a possibility that it could be cancer, but that gentleman Pétain…. Even in the original history, he seems to have been alive until the 50s, so why did his lifespan get shorter? In the original history, did he endure it, or did he get cancer due to too much stress?

‘If you think about it, I’m at an age where I have to seriously think about it in the future.’

Preparations are already underway. I’m already in my 50’s, and it’s hard to say I’m young. Some celebrities I know gossip on women who are younger than their granddaughters at that age, but I don’t want to age so ugly. I made a lot of mourning. All of those children have a great identity and it has been confirmed that they will live without lack, so what a pity. It just needs to be well coordinated so that only nuclear war does not occur.

‘And my mother-in-law is just looking at me…’

Looks like it’s time to go It’s hard to say out loud in front of them.

‘You’ll have to wait until Nikolai’s wedding.’

In the end, Chairman Shacht, who could not see the lines of the ambassadors who were using mischief, had to declare a suspension, but seeing that he was still poking around until the end…

But what can I do, I want you guys to keep fighting.

Originally, European towns have a beautiful culture where if there’s a strong guy, he’ll hit him with a cold.

So I didn’t over-destroy England and Germany. Otherwise, those baguettes will drag all the anti-Russian forces into the United States.

But now things just turn in our best interests. Germany and France try to bite each other’s hairs like the dogs in a fighting ring, England sprinkle some pepper and get tangled together, Spain and Italy are just burrowing. The rest is a beggar.

Yes, fight hard. In the meantime, I will suck honey.

That’s why I gave you my life, so should I pay the price for my life?

***

A missile that jumps out of the water ignites the engine and flies high into the sky.

Although shabby for an SLBM, the test of launching a Scud missile from a submarine was successful.

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Moments later, the experimental submarine floated out of the water.

A number of scientists were already embracing each other, cheering and making a fuss, and I pat the person in charge on the shoulder.

“Success.”

Ballistic missiles and surface-to-air missiles are also equipped with nuclear weapons. If you want to think about MD rather than just nuclear omnipotence, the United States will one day develop an intercontinental ballistic missile, but it cannot attempt to intercept a nuclear missile with a missile that does not contain a nuclear weapon. You can’t even try it until the late 90’s.

Of course, we still have short-range ballistic missiles and technically shitty, no, in principle, they are surface-to-air missiles developed based on SA-2 or Nike short-range ballistic missiles. .

If it does, it will be wiped out with nuclear weapons, so it has no choice but to have superior air defense capabilities. The nuclear warhead-equipped version of Nike that wipes out a certain area, as far as I know, has a target interception capability comparable to that of the Patriot surface-to-air missile of the future.

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Medium-range ballistic missiles had to wait a little longer, but ICBMs were farther away. First of all, the fact that there are submarine-launched ballistic missiles is the basis for a nuclear retaliation system in case of emergency.

It has now become possible to mount nuclear torpedoes on submarines and to mount nuclear ballistic missiles in all directions, thereby securing a strong asymmetrical force in relations with the United States.

If the Americans fire a nuclear weapon, we can invite reporters from all over the world to show nuclear fireworks, or if the United States fires about 10, we will have to explode a few shots to get the story going.

I’m curious about the faces of Americans who thought they were the best in the world, but later realized that there was a guy flying above a running guy, but let’s leave that as a pleasure.

“It will be ten years before Americans develop meaningful ballistic missiles.”

Well? I don’t know if I don’t feel the need.