Land Was Cheap

What was more, an education fund was not something Khovchenko could propose himself.

If he brought it up, he might not receive government approval...

Some might find it strange. If a billionaire was willing to pay out of pocket for charity and improve the treatment of teachers in remote areas, why would it not be approved?

The reason was simple: what was the purpose of doing this?

What were his intentions?

What would the general public think?

But if Wang Ye did it in his capacity, and only after discussing it with the Kremlin beforehand, everything would fall naturally into place.

It was equivalent to Wang Ye personally vouching for Khovchenko, using his status and influence to pave the way for him, secure the Kremlin's approval, and make this happen.

Having understood that, how could Khovchenko possibly blame Wang Ye?

"The Ministry of Energy's actions were probably directed by the Kremlin. Their purpose is still unknown. Uncle, from now on... be more careful. But for now, the Kremlin seems satisfied with how we handled things, so they probably will not pull any more tricks," Wang Ye suddenly said.

Khovchenko smiled faintly and replied calmly:

"I had suspected this long ago. It is perfectly normal. They have wanted to move against Yukos Group for a long time. I am already surprised they held back until now.

"Fortunately, our group has brought in new shareholders through this restructuring and is going public in the United States. Even if they are unwilling to accept it, they will not dare make any more underhanded moves.

"Misha, do not think that just because they have stopped playing tricks, they are doing us some favor.

"We fought for all of this ourselves. It has nothing to do with them!"

Wang Ye sighed inwardly. He had already