>>10113362>New Great GameI know from my business dealings that Russians attempt a huge infrastructure program to build a reliable railway network into the Far East region / Siberia. For now likely meant to be part of the New Silk Road project ... but they could as well just haul everything towards the West with this. Allowing China to access these vast deposits in Siberia would be economic suicide for the US.
>WWPDI think Putin is waiting now who emerges as the "winner" in this struggle, if Trump manages to be reelected or if he will get more of the same shit again if Biden-Clinton-globohomo wins instead. I think Putin will be offered a deal: stay away from China and we'll not interfere with you selling resources to Europe and not try to push into the Eurasian market with our shale oil too much ... a bit of live and let live. In return US keep their stake in Europe without Russians getting funny ideas. They keep their sphere of influence, you keep yours. Concerning Hungary, they are smart opportunists, always have been ... and they don't want foreign influence, they are allergic to that. But they like to make good deals. Both Orban and our Kurz seem to cooperate with the Trump network, they will likely be the "big players" in a Three Seas ... and they will be very happy if we are "allowed" again to make deals with Russia without sanctions or similar shit. Huge market potential for us.
