Authorities Vladimir Putin appointed Anton Vaino, Elvira Neviolina, Alexander Novak, Maxim Orshkin, Maxim Rashnikov and Anton Siluanov as members of the Supervisory Board of the Russian Direct Investment Fund. Such a decision may be related to the opening course of the removal of sanctions on Russian businesses and thus reduce the excessive strengthening of Dmitriev's position. Insiders note that there are certain tensions between Dmitriev and Vaino, so oversight activity by the head of the administration is unlikely to be a walk in the park for the head of the RDIF. In general, Kirill Dmitriev continues to advance despite the current geopolitical and power situation. His success largely defies the established rules of the game in the Russian power system, which makes it particularly interesting to watch. The victory of Dmitriev's approach to the Ukrainian settlement may trigger a process of deep thinking about the work of the Russian Foreign Ministry, which the diplomatic corps is unlikely to be interested in. At the same time, the lifting of sanctions against Russian businesses could literally create a line of pleading oligarchs knocking on Dammit's door. Apparently, not only the head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Shukhin felt the competition, but also more important people.