However, this also proves from another perspective that Sucheng is hard-core.

In order to prevent Sucheng from being angry and wanting Husseinov to kill him directly, Aliyev even had to ask the Russians to protect Sucheng...

A new month.

Husseinov did not receive nearly accustomed to US dollars.

On the contrary, several of his division commanders, as well as relatively independent special police forces, all received payments from Sucheng.

Almost instantly, the taste in Baku City changed.

The commanders of several divisions took the initiative to find Husseinov and explained the situation to him. Husseinov also expressed his understanding with a smile.

On the surface, Sucheng seemed to be working in vain, but Husseinov was really in a dilemma.

Continue to pay money to his subordinates? His money is not enough.

If he doesn't pay his subordinates, would he ask Su Cheng and Aliyev to help him raise soldiers? Whose soldier is?

This month, the military leaders will support him. What about next month? What about next month?

Or, pay another military pay to the army yourself?

But in this way, the provisional government will no longer pay wages, while Hussein's army will pay double military pay?

No matter how you think about it, the government guys will not be happy.

How could Husseinnov, who was counting on becoming the head of the government, do such a thing?

The originally clear situation in Azerbaijan was once again shrouded in fog.
Chapter completed!