Chapter 1228 - 1233: Attitude
A very big question: How did Aaron find out about Yarebin’s death?
Russia’s attitude toward Yarebin is quite significant, and Yang Yi understands this well.
The reason is actually simple—a country’s attitude toward its heroes determines its future. Yarebin was an unsung hero; he could never be someone widely known. But the KGB knows what Yarebin accomplished, and what he once did for the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union is gone, but Russia’s stance remains important.
If Russia hopes to restore the glory of the Soviet era, they must treat Yarebin with the respect he deserves. If Russia wants to completely abandon everything associated with the Soviet Union, they will handle Yarebin’s case coldly.
Aaron’s focus on Russia’s reaction is easy to understand. He thought Yang Yi might have subordinates who were once Black Devils, so sending Yang Yi to personally investigate—or rather observe—Russia’s reaction also makes sense. Because if Yarebin’s funeral is carried out in secret, sending spies temporarily to investigate might yield nothing.
But having someone who was once a Black Devil handle this becomes much easier.
Nothing more needs to be said. Yang Yi is equally concerned about Yarebin’s funeral. The only thing he needs to do now is head to Moscow.
But hold on, why go to Moscow?
"Why must we go to Moscow?"
Yang Yi asked this question to Anton. Without hesitation, Anton replied, "Because Yarebin must be buried in Moscow."