Becoming a Russian Oligarch After Rebirth
Chapter 1083 - 942 Intense Collision

Chapter 1083: Chapter 942 Intense Collision

Dania was a bit surprised; she thought Wang Ye had already arranged everything.

Of course, the voting at the Duma would not have any problems either!

But now, listening to him, it seemed he was still not too certain...

She tentatively asked, "Boss, there won’t be any problems with the vote tomorrow, right? If it doesn’t pass in the Duma, then things would become really troublesome!"

The trouble would indeed increase; not to mention that the work of their Joint Investigation Team would be entirely halted, even the Kremlin might lose face.

They had grandly started to initiate an investigation against Luzhikov, and the Kremlin had swiftly approved the dismissal process for Luzhikov. If it were to be blocked at the Duma, it would be a huge joke!

After all, the Joint Investigation Team was personally established and led by Mikhail, the First Vice Speaker of the Duma.

This step at the Duma should have been the least likely to encounter problems.

Wang Ye smiled, waved his hand, and said, "Don’t worry too much. I also want to see how effective their efforts have been. Tomorrow, we can also see which congressmen can stand with us unconditionally and which are fence-sitters. Of course, there might be another situation that could arise, but that’s not something I need to think about. Someone else will have a headache..."

Dania blinked, somewhat understanding and somewhat not understanding what Wang Ye had said.

She understood the first two sentences, but had no clue about the last one...

What kind of situation could arise, and why wouldn’t Wang Ye, but someone else, have a headache over it...

However, she was tactful enough not to ask further about it. Since the Boss had said it that way, he must have had a well-prepared plan.

She just needed to sit back and "watch the drama"!

......

Wang Ye had indeed considered Kornov and Luzhikov’s "last-ditch struggle."

Because he had been preparing to move against Luzhikov for a while, it was not a sudden impulse, but a well-planned move!

Perhaps Kornov’s activities could "turn" some congressmen, but changing the overall situation would be too difficult.

Wang Ye did not believe he could achieve it!

Instead, he was quite curious to see how far Kornov and his allies could go.

Keep in mind, tomorrow’s vote would not be conducted like the usual voting process.

It would be a completely public, roll-call vote rather than an anonymous one, requiring each congressman to explicitly cast either a support or an opposition vote!

This was also to prevent any secretive manipulations and manipulation of the vote!

Therefore, for Luzhikov and Kornov to bribe members of other factions, they would pay a significantly high price.

Otherwise, no one would want to publicly stand up in support of them.

Especially for members of the Krakow Group, the Wang Ye faction, and the Rilinov faction.

Of course, Wang Ye speculated that it was unlikely for Kornov to bribe members from his own or the Rilinov faction; he would probably target the Krakow Group congressmen for their votes.

Because for members of his own and the Rilinov faction, supporting Luzhikov at this time would mean betraying their faction, which could have extremely severe consequences!

What kind of benefit would it take for them to do such a thing...

But for the congressmen of the Krakow Group, the consequences wouldn’t be so severe, after all, neither the Kremlin nor Grezlov had come out explicitly to take a stand.

Although the Kremlin had approved the dismissal request for Luzhikov, it had not made any additional explanations, as if it were a usual matter.

This also indicated certain issues to some extent...

It was up to how the members of the Krakow Group decided; they could pretend to be confused, take the benefits from Luzhikov, and cast an opposing vote.

Or they could maintain a consistent stance with the Kremlin and cast a favorable vote.

If Luzhikov and Kornov really managed to buy all the votes of the Krakow Group congressmen, then they would be quite capable!

It’s just unclear how great a price they had to pay to achieve this...

......

Late that night, Kornov, after a day’s busyness, sat in his office and dialed Luzhikov’s number.

The phone rang only once before it was answered; obviously, Luzhikov had been waiting for his call.

"It’s settled! If nothing unexpected happens, we should be able to get through tomorrow." Kornov’s tone was slightly tired, but it revealed a hint of joy.

Luzhikov let out a sigh of relief and finally relaxed.

Although he was filled with joy, he tried to speak calmly:

"Just as I expected, those congressmen, each one greedier than the last!

As long as we give them enough benefits, it’s not just a vote they would sell; they wouldn’t hesitate to betray their own faction’s interests either!"

"Mikhail is still too young. Does he think that our Moscow Faction and the Krakow Group have always been at odds, so he naturally assumed the Krakow Group congressmen would vote favorably this time?

Haha, tomorrow’s voting results should surprise him quite a bit."

While Luzhikov was filled with joy, Kornov had a nagging feeling that something was amiss, although he could not pin it down, attributing it to being overly sensitive due to the stress of the past few days.

After some thought, he still advised Luzhikov: