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Jiang says Moldova, Kaliningrad, Transnistria, and especially Odessa are the likely flashpoints through which NATO-Russia conflict could intensify in Europe.
"I would say overall, it's very pessimistic. So if you analyze the situation in Moldova, they recently had to have these elections where a..."
"...it's basically pretty settled. It's stabilized. What will happen between Europe, NATO, Russia, we can basically forecast easily. But what's really up in the..."
This interview starts with a forecasting method and quickly turns into a map of imperial decline.
The interview starts with Iran and ends with American civil unrest, but Jiang treats the whole arc as one machine: a declining empire overextends abroad, factional war at home drives the timing, and chokepoints...
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