Becoming a Russian Oligarch After Rebirth
Chapter 1012 - 906: I Am Kind-Hearted

Chapter 1012: Chapter 906: I Am Kind-Hearted

After returning to Moscow, Wang Ye immediately plunged back into his busy work schedule.

He had to quickly deal with the accumulated work on his desk because the election in Kiev was about to start soon.

According to the agreement between Wang Ye, Yanukovych, and Yulia, he was to go to Kiev and ensure that Yushchenko’s people didn’t cause any trouble.

The Ukraine General Election was absolutely the most critical event for Wang Ye in 2005!

Whether he could successfully help Yanukovych and Yulia take office could determine many things in the future!

Just think, if events unfolded as they had in Wang Ye’s "previous life," the election in Ukraine would have dragged on for a while and even led to the "Orange Revolution."

Eventually, the pro-Europe and United States Yushchenko came into power, and many people became familiar with what followed.

Russia and Ukraine, originally "close brothers," began to turn against each other, leading to Crimea and Eastern Ukraine...

That would involve Wang Ye, considering Crimea was now in his hands!

Would Yushchenko, once in power, still tacitly stay out of Crimea’s affairs?

Obviously, that would be impossible!

Once Kiev started meddling in Crimea’s affairs, conflict was inevitable, and there could even be military personnel dispatched from Kiev to control the situation.

Even if Wagner’s personnel made Kiev’s men flee in defeat, it would still severely impact the development of Crimea!

Your so-called Free Trade Zone, a tourist hotspot, ends up at war, with basic tourist safety unassured...

Who would dare travel and invest there afterward!

Once this impression was formed, it would be difficult to change, meaning Wang Ye’s initial investment of billions of dollars would go down the drain...

Blocking someone’s livelihood is like killing their parents!

Having heavily invested in Crimea, Wang Ye naturally would not allow anyone to disrupt the situation there.

So he had to be able to control the situation in Kiev.

All these elements were interconnected.

Was Wang Ye so idle that he felt the need to meddle in Ukraine’s election uninvited?

Not at all!

Whether for himself, for Crimea, for the Kremlin, or for Russia, he simply had to do these things— he had no choice!

............

On his first day back at the office, Wang Ye received a visitor, the familiar figure of Gavriil.

"Misha, how’s the situation in Kiev? Although Yanukovych’s support rate is far ahead, the intelligence I’ve gathered makes me feel like something big might happen."

As soon as he sat down, Gavriil spoke with a serious expression.

The General Election in Kiev was of great importance; it wasn’t something Wang Ye could decide alone.

He had received "authorization" from the Kremlin, which is why he dared to act; otherwise, Wang Ye would have to consider the Kremlin’s reaction.

Wang Ye, smiling, asked Gavriil to sit down and had Nova serve two cups of hot black tea before he spoke unhurriedly:

"Don’t worry, nothing big will happen."

Hearing his response, Gavriil breathed a bit easier but still cautioned Wang Ye:

"Don’t take it lightly; you probably know better than I how complicated the situation over there is.

Don’t just rely on the lead in support rates, even if the election results show Yanukovych significantly ahead, it still doesn’t guarantee a final victory!

Do you understand what I mean?"

Of course, Wang Ye understood!

To be honest, the situations Gavriil worried about had actually occurred in Wang Ye’s "previous life"!

As he said, high voting numbers in the election for Yanukovych didn’t mean much.

The opposition simply "acted shamelessly"!

Claiming his votes were problematic, labeling them fake, they refused recognition!

These things were too broad to verify flawlessly; after all, one couldn’t possibly check each vote individually.

But just having an excuse was enough, no matter how absurd it might seem.

However, election results don’t represent the "public’s will," but the opinion of a few tens of thousands of fanatics could, overturning the election results...

Frankly, Wang Ye felt Yanukovych was too "soft," not harsh enough!

If it were him...

Oh, he might not have performed as well as Yanukovych...

Winning an election, especially against a strong opponent like Yushchenko, is never easy!

If Wang Ye were to swap places with him, he might not even manage what Yanukovych did.

After all, in the previous life, Yanukovych didn’t have a "Mikhail" supporting him like this!

Even now, if it weren’t for Wang Ye’s support, Yanukovych would have few ways to respond to opposition attacks.

Because he hadn’t yet taken office and didn’t hold any real power.

If the current president played it crafty, unwilling to offend people, what could Yanukovych do...

......

Smiling, Wang Ye drained his cup of black tea and said calmly, "Don’t worry, there won’t be any chaos; in a few days, I’ll go to Kiev myself and resolve everything completely!"

Hearing this, Gavriil finally relaxed.

Since Wang Ye was taking matters into his own hands, those on the other side couldn’t possibly stir up any trouble. Regarding Wang Ye’s ruthless tactics, only those who have experienced them know...