The earth-shaking changes occurred in Moscow, and an inquiry meeting ruined the political future of the two marquises and even their lives.

Perhaps before that, neither Milosevic nor Khmelitsky had expected such a result.

The vacuum of power in Russian political arena is still continuing. The position of the Grand Duke now seems not only not enviable, but it has become a curse.

Gregory, Milosevic, and Khmelitsky all fell above or before this position.

For Moscow, the more realistic problem is that the German-Uk coalition forces that are continuing to move closer to Moscow, they have no idea how to stop their advance.

One army after another was defeated, the new army had no funds, lacked weapons, and the people did not have the enthusiasm to join the army. The combat effectiveness of those remaining armies was so low that it was outrageous.

The 8th Armored Army is still trustworthy, but can the 8th Armored Army alone stop the fall of Moscow? At least Marshal Tangronif has no confidence in himself.

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So in this case, the position of the Grand Duke is not only not an enviable position, but also is simply avoidable.

However, despite this, someone still stood up.

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This person is Fritoyev, chairman of the Special Investigation Committee!

Originally, Fritoyev was just a tycoon, but before he had become famous in politics. Later, he played a huge role in overthrowing Gregory, the Grand Duke of Belstoka, and established himself with a high reputation. Especially when reviewing Milosevic and Khmelitsky, it was the special investigation committee he led that exposed two marquises with human faces and beasts.

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Since professional politicians cannot lead Russia out of their predicament, let a patriotic tycoon come to power.

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Such calls began to be made in Russia.

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As for those professional politicians, they were happy to see such a situation. Anyway, Russia is a mess now. Since that's the case, why not let Fritoyev come to power? If the situation can be saved, it would not affect them if it fails.

Some people began to lobby Fristoa to take control of the Russian government.

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And this is also proceeding step by step according to what Wang Weiyi envisions.

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But Fritoyev was always silent and never even expressed his attitude on any occasion.

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Fritoyavto rose, but Russia couldn't afford to go.

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At the end of May, Kursk fell into the hands of the German-Ukrainian coalition forces, which were only a short distance from Moscow.

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Since Fritoyev was unwilling to express his attitude, there might be someone who could change his mind.

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Tsar Boris Dramilyuv Romanov.

A large number of identity and status Russia began to frequently enter and exit the palace, and Boris began to understand the seriousness of the situation more and more.

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He was instilled with a thought that if Fritoyev refused to take over the position of the Grand Duke, it would be difficult for Moscow to defend, and once Moscow is lost, there would be no way to talk about whether he can be saved as the Tsar.

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To be continued...