Besides strengthening themselves and gaining titles and ranks, the riches of Kazan were what the Berezovka Gang members valued most. They would make a fortune just by collecting a little "protection money" in the city.
As for that, Berezovka turned a blind eye. So long as his men did not interfere with the National Security Bureau's operations, everything was negotiable.
By then, a large part of western Kazan had already been brought under the control of the East African National Security Bureau.
Within an inconspicuous cluster of buildings lay the Kazan Treasury. Important places like this often looked plain and unadorned from the outside.
The East African National Security Bureau was loading the treasures from the underground vault into vehicles, box by box, before transporting them to the docks.
Kazan had been built along the Volga River, so this wealth was evacuated from the city in batches by the East African National Security Bureau through both water and land routes.
Before this, the National Security Bureau had already established multiple secret strongholds along the Volga River to ensure the safety of this wealth. It had also bribed Russian officials along the route to let these vessels pass.
For added security, all personnel escorting the treasures had disguised themselves as the Russian army. With Russia now in chaos and war everywhere, ordinary people would not be so blind as to provoke the military.
After all, the Russian army's discipline was hardly admirable. Especially in times of turmoil like this, no one who saw soldiers would dare step forward to make trouble.
Moreover, the East African National Security Bureau was not the least worried about someone exposing their identities. With order in Russia essentially collapsed, it was hardly strange for an army to appear from nowhere.
The treasure would ultimately reach the