Зачем Кара Майор сжег мешок долларов перед Ахмадом Шахом Масудом. Тайные переговоры в Афганистане

The war in Afghanistan conceals hundreds of covert operations. One of the most closely guarded chapters of that time was the secret negotiations in the Panjshir Valley in 1982. Soviet GRU special forces versus Ahmad Shah Massoud. Why did the Lion of Panjshir demand a personal meeting with Lieutenant Colonel Boris Kerimbayev, whom the mujahideen respectfully called Kara Mayor? This episode is dedicated to the brutal psychological battle between the two commanders. You will learn how the 177th Separate Special Forces Detachment held Rukha for eight long months instead of thirty days. How Colonel Azmuddin, the head of intelligence on the Panjshir Front, tried to probe a Soviet officer with classified information. And what tactical counterattack Kara Mayor launched when a canvas sack containing millions of dollars was rolled out onto the negotiating table. Trench truth versus directives from Kabul. This is the story of how one man's perseverance and officer's honor broke the traditional Eastern logic of bribery, forcing the republic's worst enemy to respect the Soviet word and military intelligence tactics. The video is based on verified memoirs of veterans of the 177th separate special forces unit of the GRU General Staff and archival records of the Afghan War. We welcome your opinions in the comments. Why, in real combat, are an officer's personal qualities more decisive than orders from large headquarters? If you value an honest history of Afghanistan, please support this video with a like and subscribe to the channel. This way, you help preserve the memory of true soldiers.