Trump and Putin negotiated the Syrian Issue

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Trump and Putin negotiated the Syrian issue considering their mutual/reciprocal interests which will have multidirectional geopolitical consequences, affecting Turkey, Israel, Iran, and Ukraine. What is Romania’s role?! Over the past year, I alongside colleagues from the Gold Think Tank gave been analyzing the possibility that Trump, once he became president as he was the clear winer, would not be validated on January 20, for a reason possibly related to a war in Ukraine, between Russia and NATO, and the entry of the United States into a state of emergency, which would prevent Donald Trump’s inauguration. Hints of this came also after Donald Trump was elected, on November 5. You remember that, immediately after that, Russia was attacked from the territory of Ukraine with American weapons, directly on Russian territory. Donald Trump’s reaction did not exist; at that moment only his son, Donald Trump Jr., reacted, accusing the military-industrial complex of wanting to plunge the world into a major war, also suggesting that this is an attempt to block his father’s inauguration. We also had to deal with an extremely tough and offensive Putin, but more declarative, plus the specific example of the famous Oreshnik missiles, which he took out of storage and destructively targeted something important in Kiev. Also as a deterrent, statistics related to these non-nuclear missiles, but which have the ability to destroy major cities in Europe, were also published; it was calculated that it would take 10 minutes to reach Berlin, 14 minutes to reach Paris, 16 minutes to reach London, and it was said that there was a stock of about 20-25 such missiles. After all this, I wrote then that Trump desperately needs Putin to be able to hold out until January 20, to be invested with presidential powers, and I based my reasoning on the fact that, if Putin manages not to give in to the challenges of the current United States administration and to start a major war, then the current White House will have no reason to declare a state of emergency either; so the more Putin manages to delay the war, the more Trump’s inauguration is favored.

















