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| The US is reluctant to put too much pressure on Beijing over the move because of Chinas growing economic clout. Some call for the USA to try to cash in on North Korea although the US is so far hesitant. | The US is reluctant to put too much pressure on Beijing over the move because of Chinas growing economic clout. Some call for the USA to try to cash in on North Korea although the US is so far hesitant. | ||
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| + | **March 23rd, 2022:** Former Russian president Vladimar Putin receives a briefing from top Russian generals and President Medvedev over world events during the former KGB officers nearly eight year coma. Putin is pleased that Russia had recovered Crimea, Novorossiya and Belarus but furious that Medvedev had agreed to withdraw from Kiev in response to western pressure. He begins immediately calling for plans to take Kiev and the Baltic States. His generals assure him after nearly eight hours such a move would be too risky in the present political environment. However, they inform him that the time was right to regain control of Kazakhstan and the western Kazakh oil and gas fields which would become a huge source of revenue for the Russian Federation. | ||
| **April 16th, 2022:** | **April 16th, 2022:** | ||
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