Soviet Godfather

In less than a week, the news that Nikolai's men buried their pretenders alive under the highway spread throughout eastern Russia, the gangs of Slavs near Ukraine and Belarus. These gangs were all stunned by Nikolai's harsh methods. In order to fight back, the people of the Sontsev Brothers immediately let out the wind. They threatened that Nikolai's people had broken the tradition of the gang and that they would enter Moscow to fight Nikolai to the end.

Although this matter was raging in the underground world, the police and the KGB were much slower. The dozen or so corpses buried under the Third Ring Road were not exhumed until a month later. The traces on the site were already destroyed by the construction workers. After the workers found out that someone had helped them build a section of the road the next day, they did not report it, nor did they make a lot of noise, but happily took it as the fruits of their labor. . After investigation, the KGB and the Ministry of the Interior learned that this was a vendetta between gangs. Even if there were clues, it would not help to catch those who did it directly. And the police know very well that even if they suspect that a certain thief’s eldest brother is a criminal suspect, they cannot do anything about it. Because people who take the initiative to commit crimes can even fill Moscow prisons, gang members are not afraid of prisons. They think the law thief is proud of committing crimes.

Although Sergei Sha did not directly decide the lives and deaths of these people, he was clear about these things. These people were not sorry for their deaths. I don't know how many people's precious daughters were trafficked abroad by these people to use them as money-gathering tools for foreign men to ruin. Sergei didn't feel any burden on his conscience. He was just a little unaccustomed to this way of doing things. Since the establishment of the Gorky Brotherhood, it has basically gone smoothly, and it is the first time that the problem has been solved by violence. When the "Komsomolskaya Pravda" first reported the incident, Sergey Shah still had some worries and fears, but from the feedback from various channels, the police did not seem to intend to continue to entangle these matters.

If Sergei could know what happened in the Kremlin, he might understand why the police's reaction was so strange. There is only one reason. The Supreme Leader Comrade Andropov is ill. His kidneys have failed. He can only live on dialysis in the hospital bed every day. The way of handling official affairs depends on the secretary reading out the documents for him. He signed for instructions. Andropov's health has always been poor, and he was already suffering from one of the serious chronic diseases when he was in the KGB. Now that the doctor has almost sentenced him to death, he can only lie in bed quietly and wait for that day to come.

Andropov did not dare to tell the comrades of the Politburo about his health. Only Gorbachev, whom he trusted, knew about this. The current situation in the Soviet Union and abroad is not very good. The domestic opposition has been ready to move and is preparing a counterattack, while abroad, the United States is drawing on his allies to block the Soviet economy. Although domestic production efficiency and economic conditions have improved, and the shortage of supplies has eased, it is still far from being able to completely reverse the decline of the Soviet economy.

"General Secretary, Secretary Gorbachev is here to visit you!" The staff around Andropov reported to him.

"Let him wait outside for a while!" Andropov replied without opening his eyes, and continued to wait for the end of the dialysis.

Nearly half an hour later, Andropov finished the treatment, changed his clothes, and walked to the reception room. Gorbachev hurriedly got up when he saw the general secretary coming in, and the two shook hands and sat on the seats. Andropov's forehead was already sweating at this moment.

"What's the matter, is there something to report to me, how is the plan to supplement the people's biological resources?" Andropov asked actively.

"Mediterranean Trading Company is going well. The exchange of resources for basic agricultural products by them and foreign trading companies has stabilized, and they can basically provide the quantity of imports we stipulated every month..." Gorbachev detailed the total The secretary introduced his work.

"Very well, it seems that young cadres can also take on the big responsibility!" Andropov praised with satisfaction after listening to Gorbachev's report.

"Actually, I am looking for you today, not just to report on my work. As you said, Comrade Ulyanov is a rare talent. I want to transfer Comrade Ulyanov to the agricultural department and take more responsibility. More work." Gorbachev said bluntly.

"What about the Workers' New Village?" Andropov asked rhetorically.

Gorbachev was speechless for a while, but he quickly reflected it, and then said: "I can let Comrade Ulyanov continue to serve as the Youth League Committee, but the Youth League Committee is always a training base for young cadres. In the final analysis, they still have to leave. The Youth League Committee does the actual work. I think this is also very good for the personal development of Comrade Ulyanov!"

"What position do you plan to arrange for Ulyanov in the Ministry of Agriculture?" Andropov asked worriedly~www.readwn.com~The position of the director of the Food Production Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture is just vacant. I want to let Comrade Ulyanov is temporarily acting as the director of this bureau. Comrade Ulyanov has a deep understanding of foreign food production management. I think he is the best candidate for this position. "Gorbachev explained patiently.

"I agree in principle, but the Moscow Workers' New Village can't be delayed. That is the hope of the Moscow workers. If something goes wrong, it will be a big problem!" Andropov finally exhorted.

Andropov got up and shook hands with Gorbachev to bid farewell. At this moment, Gorbachev whispered to Andropov: "I heard that Chernenko went to visit Gorbachev quietly. Miko!"

"I see!" Andropov didn't say much, and after taking his hand back, he left the room with the help of the staff, leaving only the disappointed Gorbachev.

Gorbachev, who had left the Kremlin, was a little disappointed. He wanted to remind Mr. An to pay attention to Chernenko's small actions, but Mr. An was indifferent. In this year's anti-liberal national movement, Gromyko's student Moscow City Party Secretary Grishin was involved, which created a suspicion between Gromyko and General An, who had the same political demands. Now the Chernenko faction has begun to take the initiative to win over Gromiko and Grishin, what will happen to their future if the two platoons are tied together.

"Recently, the KGB was like falling asleep. The domestic anti-corruption campaign suddenly stopped silently. Many cases of officials who have been verified were also suspended by the judicial organs, even in Moscow a few days ago. The KGB is also indifferent to the vicious case. Is it true that Mr. An has given up his mind?" Gorbachev said with emotion.