After returning to Moscow, Wang Ye immediately threw himself back into his busy work.
He had to deal with the backlog on his desk as quickly as possible, because the election in Kyiv would begin soon.
According to the agreement between Wang Ye, Yanukovych, and Yulia, he was supposed to go to Kyiv and oversee things personally, making sure Yushchenko and his people did not cause any trouble.
Ukraine's election was absolutely Wang Ye's top priority for 2005!
Because whether he could successfully put Yanukovych and Yulia in power might determine many things in the future!
Think about it—if things followed the course of Wang Ye's "previous life," Ukraine's election would drag on for a long time and even lead to the "Orange Revolution."
In the end, the pro-European and pro-American Yushchenko would take office, and what followed was familiar to many people.
Russia and Ukraine, once "blood brothers," would turn against each other. Then came Crimea, eastern Ukraine...
Wouldn't that drag Wang Ye into it? After all, Crimea was in his hands now!
After Yushchenko took office, would he still tacitly refrain from interfering in Crimea's affairs?
Obviously not!
Once Kyiv began interfering in Crimea's affairs, conflict between the two sides would inevitably erupt. It was even possible that Kyiv would send military personnel into Crimea to take control of the situation.
By then, even if Wagner Company beat Kyiv's people to a pulp and sent them fleeing in panic, it would still severely affect Crimea's development!
A so-called free trade zone and tourist destination, yet war was breaking out there, and even the most basic safety of tourists could not be guaranteed...
Who would dare come there to travel or invest after that?
Once that impression took hold, it would be difficult to change. In other words, Wang