Moreover, the Security Bureau telling the Tsar such sensitive matters would make it seem as if Russia had been seriously infiltrated by the French intelligence organizations.
It must be noted that Paul I was quite a suspicious person.
"You don't need to worry about this matter," Joseph waved his hand at Lavallette, frowning, realizing it wasn't appropriate for him to handle it either.
Suddenly, he patted his forehead, aha, wasn't there still Alexandra?
He would let her write a family letter to Paul I, mentioning that someone might pose a threat to him. Her father would surely listen to his daughter's words.
Then the Director of Security mentioned Central Asia situation: "The grain in Khiva and Bukhara has been overly consumed, and even if Russia could regroup its forces, it would be difficult to launch an attack on India before the next harvest. Unless we replenish their supplies via the Black Sea route."
Joseph promptly shook his head: "There's no need."
