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Russia for sure has helped Trump to win the election by playing a big role in email hacking event. Russia won't do it for free. There must be a secret deal between the intelligence of two countries. We outsiders can only see it from some facts.
The secret deal: Hacked email were handed to Wikileaks to issue to hit Hillary Clinton.
The payment of secret deal:
1. Aleppo falls (or "liberated" from Russia side) on 12/15. Resistance and civil withdraw from East Aleppo by bus. Five years fight ends. A big victory for Russia and its allies.
2. Economic interest.
Japan pledges 300 bil. yen economic package at Abe-Putin summit
December 17, 2016
The total value of Japan's contribution in investment and loans, including through agreements between private sector firms, is around 300 billion yen ($2.54 billion), Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Kotaro Nogami said after the leaders' summit.
Japan pledges 300 bil. yen economic package at Abe-Putin summit - The Mainichi
Putin dismissed the notion that he was only interested in getting economic benefits from Japan.
"If anyone thinks we’re interested only in developing economic links and a peace deal is of secondary importance, that’s not the case," he told the same news conference. That's all for the controversial islands. He went Japan just for those business deals.
The secret deal: Hacked email were handed to Wikileaks to issue to hit Hillary Clinton.
The payment of secret deal:
1. Aleppo falls (or "liberated" from Russia side) on 12/15. Resistance and civil withdraw from East Aleppo by bus. Five years fight ends. A big victory for Russia and its allies.
2. Economic interest.
Japan pledges 300 bil. yen economic package at Abe-Putin summit
December 17, 2016
The total value of Japan's contribution in investment and loans, including through agreements between private sector firms, is around 300 billion yen ($2.54 billion), Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Kotaro Nogami said after the leaders' summit.
Japan pledges 300 bil. yen economic package at Abe-Putin summit - The Mainichi
Putin dismissed the notion that he was only interested in getting economic benefits from Japan.
"If anyone thinks we’re interested only in developing economic links and a peace deal is of secondary importance, that’s not the case," he told the same news conference. That's all for the controversial islands. He went Japan just for those business deals.