Others might not have known much about the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but Wang Ye knew it better than anyone. Vladimir, the First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, had been promoted by Wang Ye himself and was utterly loyal to him.
Over the past week, Vladimir had reported every move made by the Ministry of Internal Affairs to Wang Ye.
Just as Wang Ye, Gryzlov, and the others had expected, the Ministry of Internal Affairs had failed to catch the gunmen who had shot at Gryzlov that night. Although they had indeed invested tremendous effort and resources into the manhunt, the gunmen seemed to have vanished into thin air without a trace.
With no other choice, Yevrogen could only grit his teeth and find a few "scapegoats," hoping he could somehow fool everyone when the time came.
Of course, he also knew perfectly well that the final outcome did not depend on whether he could catch the gunmen. It depended on the result of the struggle "above," on whether Medvedev could protect him!
After learning of the situation, Wang Ye privately spoke with Gryzlov.
Gryzlov's stance was clear: this time, the goal was to "take out" Yevrogen, sever one of Medvedev's "arms," and send a warning to the other side.
As for the so-called mastermind behind it all, he had never held much hope of uncovering them. That would be something to settle after he took office. There was no need to rush.
So Gryzlov planned to join forces with the Duma's major factions at today's Duma session and challenge the Ministry of Internal Affairs together, formally launching an accountability process and directly demanding that the government dismiss Yevrogen!
That would be a slap in Medvedev's face, forcing him to personally remove his most trusted confidant.
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