Hearing Vladimir's words like an ultimatum, Alexander shook his head and smiled bitterly: "Can I believe it? President's Grandpa, in fact, you and I are both of the same kind of people, and their will is hard, so don't do such persuasion. Since you have taken this step, there is no way back."

Vladimir closed his eyes and stopped talking.

After he was controlled yesterday, Alexander put forward his conditions - asking him to "cooperate" with Alexander's actions unconditionally!

It is said that it is cooperation, but it is actually control. Implanting that kind of bomb in Vladimir's heart!

In this way, during Vladimir's future term, he would completely shelter Alexander's actions and turn a blind eye to his crazy military operations.

Moreover, when a certain sea area is in need (in fact, when the Biyou Palace can be opened), Vladimir, who is under control, will take the initiative to send powerful Russian navy to block all the sea area. Even if it uses nuclear submarines, aircraft carriers, or even directly fight against major powers like China, it will be spared!

As long as Vladimir agrees to this request, Alexander can guarantee that even after Vladimir retires, he will never detonate the small bomb and allow Vladimir to live his old age safely.

This is also a relatively mild choice for Alexander. There is no need to kill the president, and it will naturally not cause major shocks. At that time, as long as the president does not tell people what has been controlled, everything seems to develop "normally".

Including when the Biyou Palace was opened, Vladimir just needed to show a tough attitude and block the sea area.

But the problem is that the sea area is in the exclusive economic zone of China. Although it is not a territorial waters of 12 nautical miles, at least the political meaning is too strong. Your Russian super military force runs to those sea areas to blockade. Isn’t this a problem? At that time, it will definitely trigger serious confrontation.

Moreover, Vladimir also knew that the problems of what Alexander is doing now must be very serious. Alexander also spoke out bluntly, saying that he was still doing experiments on living people.

At the cost of a high death rate, he "helped" the Russian army to initially establish a super powerful force! Moreover, this technology will be further promoted in the future. At that time, how much "contribution" will this be made to Russia's national defense cause?

However, there were too many soldiers dead... Vladimir could not accept this at all. And he also knew that once he was willing to be controlled by Alexander, Alexander would take a bigger step and become more unscrupulous.

The reason why Vladimir is even more unacceptable is his personality. He is a person who is unwilling to live in vain. If he is controlled to live for the rest of his life, then he would rather not live!

So, the problem is deadlocked.

Yesterday, Alexander maintained a certain respect for Vladimir. But after coming today, he found that the persuasion was still fruitless, so he smiled grimly: "President-General, 'asking' your opinion is just a basic respect for you - I don't want to treat you as a prisoner. But if you are really resisting to the end, haha, do you think I can't force a bomb to implant you?!"

Vladimir sneered casually. He even had the intention to look through an old book on the table without looking at Alexander: "What are you doing with this effort? Why would you kill me with just one shot now, right? He also saved the trouble of surgery."

"Because, if you put that kind of bomb and put me back, the first thing I do after I return to the capital is to declare the crime. Of course, you might have killed me at that time - but it is not even more convenient to kill me now, right?"

"So, don't struggle."

As he said that, Vladimir slowly turned over a page of the book, and it seemed that he was actually reading it, not pretending to be calm!

He was born in a top special operations organization, had a thorough understanding of psychology and was firm in training will. He knew that the more calm he was, the more dilemma Alexander would be.

Sure enough, Alexander was so angry that he took out his pistol and pointed it at Vladimir's head: "Bastard, do you think I really don't dare to kill you?"

Vladimir curled his lips and shook his head, and still said while reading the book: "Maybe you dare - if you are in your current irrational state. But I think it seems that if I die here now, it will be even more unfavorable to you."

Suddenly, Alexander put away his gun helplessly.

Vladimir was right. If he was killed now, what would Alexander face?

After all, everyone in the capital's General Office knows that the General Office has visited the Eastern Military Region in the past two days, but died there, not even a hundred guards left. Isn't this open rebellion and murdering the leader?

In this way, the whole country will do its best to attack Alexander!

Even the soldiers within the Eastern Military Region would be willing to fight a civil war for no reason? Moreover, Vladimir's support rate in the army was too high. If he learned that he died here, he would probably not wait for the other three major military regions to send troops to come, and the soldiers of the Eastern Military Region would be in a mess and arrested Alexander and others and sent them to the Central Committee. During the mutiny, Alexander and others might even be killed on the spot.

In short, as long as you learn that Vladimir died here, Alexander, who seemed to be in power, would probably only mobilize thousands of armed forces that were truly completely loyal to him. Such a force was just a screw on the huge Russian war machine.

Moreover, even if Alexander could escape and hide his identity after he killed the president, why bother? This would not help anything he was about to do. And no matter where he escaped, it would be difficult to escape the pursuit of Russia's huge espionage system.

Therefore, Vladimir calculated Alexander's thoughts, so he didn't care at all.

However, Alexander is not a simple reckless person. He is actually very smart. Moreover, how big is it to rebel and imprison the head of state? Before doing it, he will definitely have the worst plan and the final plan.

So, he shook his head and sighed, saying, "Master-General, do you have to ask me to make a death-stop? You should want to get it, and I have a last choice. I don't want to see this choice, and you don't want to see it."

Vladimir, who was reading the books, suddenly shrank his eyes. Although he had returned to peace again, he knew that Alexander would still be so shameless and lose the most basic moral bottom line of a soldier.
Chapter completed!