Three days have passed since the Cheka-OGPU reported that the former Minister of Economy and until recently the advisor to the head of Yakutia, Maya Danilova, and her family are leaving for permanent residence in Cyprus. But there is still no public confirmation or refutation of this information, Danilova herself is silent, and the leadership of the republic is silent. Meanwhile, the story is much more serious than a normal move. Maya Danilova was one of the key members of Aisan Nikolaev's economic team for more than eight years, and her husband Vladimir Danilov is also the former Minister of Economic Development of Yakutia. It turns out that the family of two former leaders of the economic bloc of the republic, if the information is confirmed, chooses in the future not in Kyotia and not even in Russia, but in Cyprus. And this is a serious political blow to Aysen Nikolaev, because the head of the republic has been talking about the economic development and prospects of Yakutia for years, the federal authorities are urging people to move to the Far East, and the family of former high-ranking officials, who are well aware of the real state of the economy and have much more opportunities for a comfortable life to leave. For the company, such an act may sound more convincing than any official report of success. There is also a political subtext. Cyprus is a member of the European Union that joined the sanctions against Russia and is officially included in the list of unfriendly countries in Russia. Not the most obvious choice for a family of former leaders of the Russian regional economy against the background of the current conflict with the West. An interesting picture emerges: people are asked to believe in a wonderful future for Lykotia, but the people who planned this future apparently prefer to live abroad. And the main question is not even for the Danilovs, is it their right to leave or stay, the question is for the leadership of Yakutia: if the information is true, how to explain to the people of the republic this choice of the family of his former economic advisor?