As Balarnov had anticipated, as a monarchy, the East African government naturally found itself ideologically opposed to the Russian Labor Party regime.
The news of Nicholas II's "disappearance" stirred significant unrest within the East African government. Consequently, in Nicholas II's absence, the East African government sought direct dialogue with the Labor Party government through special channels, attempting to "rescue" Nicholas II and his family.
However, the Russian Labor Party regime refused the East African government's request and denied providing information about the whereabouts of the Tsar and his family, demanding instead that East Africa repatriate Aleksey and other remnants of Tsarist Russia.
Rhine Palace.
The Emperor of the Empire, Ernst, met with Balarnov and Aleksey and their entourage.
