Jiang rejects the NATO-response explanation of Ukraine and says the invasion implements the Third Rome strategy by giving Russia food, energy, and Black Sea export control.
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Jiang rejects the NATO-response explanation of Ukraine and says the invasion implements the Third Rome strategy by giving Russia food, energy, and Black Sea export control.
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"...of the world's energy. Right? Once you control Ukraine and the Black Sea, you are now able to export your energy and your food..."
"...piece to this puzzle would be Odessa, which sits on the Black Sea. The reason why you want Odessa is that it's the major..."
"...Russia will take Odessa? That's correct. Okay, so they'll control the Black Sea. That's right."
"Okay. And Russia's just using the Black Sea here to export."
"...closing off the Bosporus and allowing NATO warships to enter the Black Sea which will force Russia to invade Turkey."
"...coastline, which allows them to control trade and logistics in the Black Sea. And once Russia controls eastern Ukraine, the war is over because..."
"...the Aegean, which leads to the Mediterranean, as well as the Black Sea, which leads into what is Russia today. Okay. So if you..."
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