The gunshots by the Moscow River alarmed Belia who was staying in the Kremlin. He grabbed the red confidential phone number in front of him, dialed a number, and asked in a stern tone: "I am Belia, the gunshots outside are heard.

What's going on?"

The person who answered the phone was General Aldemiyev, the commander of the Moscow garrison. His location was far from the Kremlin, so he did not hear any gunshots. At this moment, he heard Belia ask this question without any end.

I couldn't help but wonder, and asked in confusion: "Comrade Beria, I'm sorry, I haven't received any reports yet, and I don't know what happened outside. Please give me some time, wait and I'll figure out what's going on

Then, I will call you again.”

"Okay, I'll wait for your reply." After Beria said that, she hung up the phone.

A few minutes later, Stalin called and asked slowly: "Comrade Beliya, I heard dense gunfire outside the Kremlin wall. What's going on?"

When he heard that it was Stalin's call, Belia was shocked and sweated. He said calmly: "Comrade Stalin, I have sent someone to investigate. I guess it won't take long to know what happened.

matter."

"Well, I understand." Stalin said lightly: "When you have the investigation results, remember to report to me as soon as possible."

After Beria finished the call with Stalin, she did not dare to neglect at all. She quickly made several more calls and asked her subordinates to help him investigate what was going on outside.

More than ten minutes later, an officer from the Ministry of Internal Affairs came in and reported to Beria: "Comrade Beria, I have important information to report to you."
Chapter completed!