No Rush to Act

Did Rosiana really have a chance to take that position, or would it be... someone else?

Wang Ye truly could not be sure right now.

Although in his memories, Putin had held the Kremlin firmly in his grasp for the next twenty years.

Even when he and his partner took turns sitting in that position, everyone knew who truly held the power!

But would his "rebirth" change that outcome?

After all, in his memories, there had never been a Duma deputy speaker named Mikhail among the upper ranks of Russia's political circles!

Wang Ye's appearance had already changed far too many things.

If a few more things changed, was that not also possible...

Just as Wang Ye and Rosiana drove away, Gebliev and Putin were sitting in an office discussing matters.

What they were discussing was precisely Wang Ye, the Yukos Group, and Khovchenko.

"Khovchenko is quite sensible. He knows that this time, we were coming for him, so he simply went with the flow and handed the Yukos Group over to Mikhail.

Not only did that avoid greater trouble, but it also gave him a chance to extricate himself from the complicated affairs of the group and focus on entering politics.

From what I understand, he has already begun contacting quite a few people, including members of the First Faction and Second Faction, intending to establish a new party.

Do you think we should..."

Gebliev asked cautiously.

Putin slowly shook his head. "No, let's wait and see. There's no rush to act.

The existence of an opposition is still necessary. Otherwise, certain countries will jump out again and accuse us of being neither free nor democratic.

Why did I leave the First Faction? Why have I allowed the Second and Third Factions to continue existing, even making concessions