Struggle in Russia

"Yanjika made a secret agreement with the Turks?"

Kuza was taken aback when he heard the news from Kogalnicianu, because there was no sign of it before!

Yangjika gives people the impression that he is a good guy. Although he is a bit doughy, he does things sloppily and likes to be messy, but he doesn't look like a traitor!

Now it is said that he has an affair with Turkey, and a secret agreement has been reached, what is the nature of this, it can completely break the sky, okay!

Kuza frowned and asked, "Is the information accurate?"

Kogalnicianu also replied worriedly: "If you say you are 100% sure, no one will dare to guarantee it, but the people I contacted are relatively reliable. They have already spread the word that they have noses and eyes. It is said that Jan Jika has reached an agreement with the Turks!"

"Yanjika will cooperate with the Turkish army to occupy Bucharest in accordance with the requirements of the Turks. After that, he will be appointed by Turkey as the governor of Wallachia!"

Kuza gritted his teeth, because this was so infuriating. They fought bloody and desperately to attack the enemy, but behind Yanjika directly opened the door to the enemy and sold Wallachia How despicable it is to be clean!

It may be betrayal and despicable for Kuza, but it is the most reasonable choice for Janjika in Istanbul. The reason why this old fritter fled to Istanbul early was because he saw that the Provisional Republic of Wallachia had no future. Whether it was Russia or Turkey, as long as they sent troops to interfere with the Provisional Republic of Wallachia, they would undoubtedly fail.

Moreover, there are still several major forces in Wallachia vying for power and playing internal strife. It is meaningless to stay in Bucharest. It is better to prepare in advance and contact Turkey, which is not the same as Russia, to preserve the power of the Wallachia revolution through the exchange of interests.

As long as Yangjika can serve as the governor of Wallachia, he can establish another mountain, recruit and shelter a large number of people with lofty ideals, follow him, continue to save the country, and carry the "revolution" to the end. Isn't it good?

Of course, that's a different story for Kuza. He said bluntly: "Then we must do something about Yanjika immediately!"

Kogalniceanu also agreed, because once Yangjika's troops really became the fifth column of Turkey as promised, then their hard-working defensive arrangements would be useless. How can this be tolerated!

"I immediately contacted the insiders. We should take down this third army in one fell swoop, and then immediately screen and reorganize. We can't let them ruin the big thing!"

It’s just that before Kuza and Kogalnicianu took action, they ushered in the second bad news-the second army of the National Self-Defense Forces is moving in the direction of Olteini, and some troops have already arrived in Olteini. Alteni!

"How is this going?!"

Kuza was shocked, because the second army of George Stribe and Barb Katarjiu had been honest before, so why did he suddenly run away!

The adjutant explained breathlessly: "They have been preparing secretly at night before. This morning, their first cavalry brigade escorted a large amount of soft and supplies out of the city under the pretext of escorting supplies, and the rest of the troops are also actively In motion, moving out of the city!"

This news shocked Kuza and Kogalnicianu. Obviously, it meant that George Stribe and his group were ready to abandon Bucharest, otherwise they would not run away suddenly without saying goodbye.

"How is this possible!" Kogalniceanu was still there in disbelief. He murmured, "I was meeting with them at the Revolutionary Committee this morning. How could it be possible to run away in the afternoon?"

Kuza is more realistic than Kogalnicianu and understands the faces of George Stribe and his group. He knew that these guys did such a thing, so he laughed coldly and disdainfully: "Obviously, these The bastard is very good at acting, it's so vivid!"

Kogalniceanu felt confused in his head,

It was as if he had been hit with a hammer, and after struggling for a long time, he asked, "Then what should we do now?"

Kuza was actually thinking about countermeasures, he turned around twice, and said decisively: "Send troops to chase them immediately, even if you can't stop George Stribe and others, you have to stop their soldiers!"

Kogalnicianu frowned and asked, "What if they refuse?"

Kuza said decisively: "Then beat them hard, and we must not let this unhealthy trend spread!"

Kogalnicianu was stunned, but immediately realized that Kuza was right. Now the whole of Bucharest is full of people's hearts. If this kind of escapism is allowed to spread, the consequences will be catastrophic. Everyone will learn from the example of George Stribe and others, and then how can they teach the Russian and Turkish troops a lesson?

"You are right and they must be stopped!" Kogalnicianu agreed to Kuza's request without hesitation, and then said decisively: "I will also go to the Revolutionary Committee immediately and request an emergency meeting to discuss how to deal with it them!"

This is a two-pronged approach. Kuza will eliminate George Stribe's resistance by force, and then Kogalnicianu will give the other party a fatal blow politically. In this way, this group of people can be regarded as completely eliminated. The stage of revolution outside Wallachia can only be remembered for a long time.

The two set off immediately, one went to the Revolutionary Committee non-stop, and the other hurriedly mobilized troops to intercept it. About two hours later, when Kuza arrived at the scene with his men, George Stribe and Barb Katar had already disappeared, and even their second army had only one brigade and two soldiers left behind. More than a thousand people have not yet left the city, and this interception really cannot be called a success.

And not long after, Kogalnicianu also came to meet Kuza with his head downcast. Obviously, his side was not going well.

"What's going on? Did the Revolutionary Committee refuse to dispose of them?" Kuza asked angrily.

Kogalniceanu smiled bitterly: "That's not true, but the Revolutionary Committee has run away, Constantinescu and Nicola Ionescu have all run away, and now there is no way to convene the Revolutionary Committee !"

The news was a bolt from the blue, and Kuza was stunned. He asked again in disbelief, and then he was dumbfounded.

"How could this be? How could this be!"

At this moment, Kuza only had anger in his heart. He was stunned by the ugly faces of these so-called revolutionaries, and ran away as soon as he saw the truth. What kind of revolutionaries are he! What a bunch of scum!