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This is pivotal....
This is pivotal....
Oil for one thing...but more to the point this is a direct outcropping of BRICS....
Most likely a combination of railroad ( Russia is big on Rail) and cargo ports on both ends. It represents a lifeline to the Russian economy and the very unfortunate indication that India is moving closer to Russia.What is it? A pipeline? A road? Post some details beyond a line on a map.
Most likely a combination of railroad ( Russia is big on Rail) and cargo ports on both ends. It represents a lifeline to the Russian economy and the very unfortunate indication that India is moving closer to Russia.
No actual source with real info, just some map on X?
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International North–South Transport Corridor - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
They've been shipping on it since 2022 how the hell did we not hear about this?
Because this isn't new news.
Russia has actually not created a new shipping lane. They are actively developing and promoting the Northern Sea Route (NSR), which runs along its Arctic coast. The NSR is not a new route, as the Soviet Union first opened it in the 1930s. However, climate change and melting sea ice are making it increasingly accessible for longer periods each year.
March 18, 2021
The advent of climate change has brought about a number of different changes in the Arctic, including increased accessibility to Arctic ports as well as the opening of new Arctic shipping lanes.
Geopolitical Implications of New Arctic Shipping Lanes
Next time, do some research instead of relying on Twitter to do your thinking for you.![]()
You have the completely wrong route.... Next time look at the map and learn some geography.Because this isn't new news.
Russia has actually not created a new shipping lane. They are actively developing and promoting the Northern Sea Route (NSR), which runs along its Arctic coast. The NSR is not a new route, as the Soviet Union first opened it in the 1930s. However, climate change and melting sea ice are making it increasingly accessible for longer periods each year.
March 18, 2021
The advent of climate change has brought about a number of different changes in the Arctic, including increased accessibility to Arctic ports as well as the opening of new Arctic shipping lanes.
Geopolitical Implications of New Arctic Shipping Lanes
Next time, do some research instead of relying on Twitter to do your thinking for you.![]()
Prove me wrong, retard. Go.You have the completely wrong route.... Next time look at the map and learn some geography.
Yeah.... It's going to be sad to see them slip away into the influence of Russia and China.Bloody India being like the French and playing both sides.
If they could get rid of corruption they would be a powerful ally and off balance to China, but alas.
The highlighted cargo route, much of which runs through Iran is far South of the Arctic. Obviously used during WW2, now being redeveloped for trade with India. Nothing to prove. It speaks for itself. The Wiki article mentioned that it has been active as of 2022. 2022 is um....NEW.Prove me wrong, retard. Go.
The only problem is the Indians know the United states government is not to be trusted ...everBloody India being like the French and playing both sides.
If they could get rid of corruption they would be a powerful ally and off balance to China, but alas.