Moscow combinator catastrophic for the Kremlin -Mishustin

A series of news followed, catastrophic for the Kremlin as part of its attempts to maintain influence in the eastern and European regions.

1) Mishustin’s trip failed completely. Beijing did not even maintain the basic limits of decency, but tritely mocked the Russian prime minister: almost everyone (from top government officials to business representatives) was forbidden to approach the toxic body. They also closed the “Chinese press” for Mishustin. There has never been a wilder and colder visit to China by a foreign delegation. The Chinese overlord showed that he was completely dissatisfied with his vassal, and was also offended by the fact that, in parallel with Mishustin, the alcoholic Medvedev went to a country unfriendly to Beijing. Beijing demands that all eggs be placed in its basket and under its guarantees, and it does not intend to tolerate other tricks of the Russian authorities.

2) In response to the Kremlin’s attempt to “keep the energy market” in its orbit, Beijing also responded harshly. The Power of Siberia-2 project has been temporarily (or untimely) frozen. Instead, Beijing, right during the presence of the Russian delegation, announced that it was going to build a pipeline from Turkmenistan, emphasizing that in this way “energy resources would be 30% more expensive,” further explaining that this was the right political move. In fact, Putin’s brainchild, which he has been promoting to Chinese representatives since the beginning of the war, is closed until Beijing allows Russia to “feed him with gas for free.”

3) Relations between Aliyev and Pashinyan have improved: the parties themselves say they are close to a “historic deal” on trade in sovereignty and territorial integrity. Armenia, believing that it cannot lay claim to Karabakh in the foreseeable future, is ready to agree to “recognition of the current borders of Azerbaijan.” Thus, the disputed territory is temporarily pushed out of the agenda, and Armenia falls out of Russian influence. Now there are practically no points of pressure of Russia on Armenia, all the so-called peacekeepers (in fact, hidden occupiers) must be immediately removed. Also, Armenia can “as a token of gratitude for the help in repelling the military aggression of Azerbaijan” leave Putin’s military sewer.

4) Tokayev gracefully mocked Lukashenka and Putin, declaring that their brotherly love is gradually turning into an indecent orgy “in front of everyone.” Tokayev also spoke through Beijing, referring to the real threat of deploying tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus (albeit under the Russian flag). Beijing has long warned Russia about the inadmissibility of the spread of nuclear weapons in the region, but Putin decided that he could act without coordinating strategic decisions with his overlord. Tokayev’s warning was harsh: the very existence of the “Union State” is a threat to the existence of the EAEU. Simply put, Putin’s attempts to let go will lead to the fact that the Eastern states will leave the “union”, leaving “one mustachioed and one bald pensioner in splendid isolation”, where they will “permeate each other alternately”, thereby incorporating.

5) Li Hui completes a big western tour. All negotiations are held quietly, without press releases and comments from the parties. It is said that China insisted on just such a format of “quiet diplomacy”, similar to Kissinger’s undercover whispering, which unexpectedly woke up with a statement “about the need for Ukraine to join NATO and control its military orientation.” Kyiv, in fact, is not opposed to becoming the second army of NATO and the second army of the world under a “nuclear shield. ” It is also known that the Chinese Hui received the contours of the “Ukrainian formula for peace.” It is important that absolutely all the states of Europe, through which Lee wandered, one way or another agree with the fundamental points of this formula, and leave only some details debatable. Further (after the completion of all negotiations in the West), Hui will fly to Moscow, where he will present the “Ukrainian formula”, pointing to points that cannot be changed – including the withdrawal from all occupied territories. In fact, Beijing will put Moscow before the fact: here is the formula – either agree or do not rely on our economic support.