Yakovlev had just returned home, and Seryosha's Moscow Youth League Committee was the first unit to invite him to visit, which made Yakovlev have a very good impression of Seryosha.
As a result, he spoke more and more highly of Seryosha's new village of Moscow workers.
In the name of Seryosha, Korolev repeatedly invited Yakovlev to guide the work on the construction site of the workers' village, and Yakovlev reciprocated the favor by publishing articles in the main domestic newspapers praising the workers' village.
Korolev believed in Yakovlev's political potential, believed that Yakovlev's words were convincing enough with Gorbachev.
Seryosha met with Chubanov during this time, and Chubanov revealed very bad news to Seryosha.
Mr.
An's men seized the grip of the border guards, and Chubanov was worried that the oil smuggling would be a problem, so he came to Seryosha to discuss countermeasures.
Seryosha was glad that he had laid out his oil business early and brought it under the umbrella of the Moscow Trading Company.
Now the benefits of the generals of the border guards were transferred directly from the Romanov trading houses to the Swiss banking system, which was not detected by the domestic regulatory authorities in the Soviet Union.
When Chulbanov heard Seryosha say this, he was relieved.
"Can you tell me what's going on?"
Seryosha asked with trepidation.
"Don't worry, I'm just reminding you that it's not about oil, it's about caviar," Chulbanov whispered to Seryosha.
"Caviar," Seryosha asked curiously.
So Chubanov began to tell Seryosha from the beginning about this strange matter, which was actually dug up by the KGB before Seryosha went abroad, and the whole thing was extremely dramatic.
It all started with a bottle of canned food that a KGB agent bought from Turkey, and the KGB didn't deliberately investigate what was going on to buy the cans, he just went to the mall for daily shopping.
The agent bought a can of Soviet-made mackerel from an imported food store in Turkey, and when he came home and opened it, he found it filled with the finest Caspian caviar.
The agent reported this strange incident to his superiors, and who knew that it actually led to a shocking case.
According to the KGB's investigation, the cans were not an accidental mistake by the production department, but were deliberately carried out.
Chubanov revealed to Seryosha that this case involved a wide range of people, from the deputy minister of the Soviet Ministry of Fisheries, the deputy director of the Fishery Production Administration, to the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Trade, the Ministry of Food Industry, the Black Sea Fleet, and finally to Sochi, Moscow officials were all involved, and Solokov, the manager of the food department of Moscow's No. 1 Food Mall, who was arrested some time ago, and Smilyakov, the director of the recently arrested Industrial Technology Export Bureau, were all involved because of this incident.
"Ministry of Foreign Trade, can it be said that even Mr.
Bo's son" Seryosha said in surprise.
Chubanov nodded slightly, acquiescing to Seryosha's guess.
Seryosha felt a sense of happiness for the rest of his life, when newspapers reported on the inaction of officials in Ukraine's regions.
Seryosha didn't know that the struggle behind this had reached the point of life and death.
"How are you and you don't have any tricks to be caught," Seryosha asked with concern.
"Not yet, but I have a hunch that it's only a matter of time, you have to know that no one is clean under the buttocks, the difference is that no one has investigated my body and the marks on my body are too obvious, and they have no reason not to beat my idea," Chubanov said calmly.
"If you have any plans to leave the Soviet Union now, I can help you," Seryosha said with confidence.
"My friend, it's not here yet, I just want to remind you, be careful, you hold the lifeblood of our Ministry of Internal Affairs in your hands, if something happens to you, don't try to get your own money," Chubanov relieved.
Chubanov thought about it for a while, and then said to Seryosha: "I have discussed with my subordinates who are involved in the oil business, no matter who has an accident, they will not give you up, you just need to help us manage the pension money in the future, this is the guarantee of our colleagues in the Ministry of Internal Affairs" Chubanov took Seryosha's hand and said solemnly.
"Don't worry, the money has been arranged for a long time, and you can take it from Switzerland at any time," Seryosha replied.
Chubanov nodded reassuringly, he thought about it, and still instructed Seryosha: "I am sensitive now, and I am no longer in the situation of the past.
It's better not to move around as often as you used to, for fear that someone will target you."
"How can you say such a thing, aren't we brothers," Seryosha said dissatisfied.
"It's because it's a brother that I told you this, believe me, sooner or later they will deal with me, Mr.
Bo will die, how can Mr.
Bo's son-in-law continue to serve as Minister of the Interior, they just didn't find a suitable reason," Chubanov said calmly.
"What do you want to do" felt that Chulbanov seemed to be a little calm and overdone, he was worried that this guy was a little overwhelmed and wanted to kill himself.
"I intend to submit my resignation to Minister Shcholokov.
Resign from my post of first deputy minister," Chubanov said with a long sigh.
Seryosha was taken aback at first, but soon understood Chulbanov's intentions, and he wanted to protect himself.
This is indeed a good strategy, of course, provided that Chubanov has lost his mind about his career.
But now it seems that he did.
"Maybe I should congratulate you" After Seryosha said this, Churbanov suddenly laughed, Seryosha also laughed happily, at this moment, he could feel the relief in Chubanov's heart.
When leaving Chubanov's house, Chubanov sent him all the way to the door.
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Seryosha finally told Chubanov that he was approaching Yakovlev, and he did not want to make Chubanov feel uncomfortable due to some communication problems.
"I have heard of this man, when Su Lao was still alive, he used to say that he was a traitor to socialism, and his ideas were very radical, and I heard that many of his contemporaries did not like his remarks very much," Chubanov warned.
"I have to keep my position in the Moscow Youth League now, and I can't think of anyone else who can help me," Seryosha said distressedly.
"Seryosha, you are a person who came out of the army, why don't you go and find a way to the Ministry of Defense," Chubanov reminded. t1706231537: