After leaving the Kremlin, Vaghnief got into the armored car and said to his secretary in the front seat, "Immediately get our mobile troops back and inform Moran International that we will closely monitor the disappearance of their personnel. If they need funds, materials, or policy conveniences, I will do my best to help."
"Understood, Mr. Director." The secretary nodded and quickly made several encrypted calls, feeling somewhat puzzled.
The director's words outwardly showed full support for Moran International, but the subtext was clear: the Russian Government would no longer directly involve itself in the following matters, leaving Moran International to handle it themselves - a complete contradiction to the director's initial intentions.
Could this be the President's intention? But this doesn't seem like the President's usual firm style.
