Trump to gift Russia billions of dollars

The high-profile story of Trump's Godfather like  "gonna make you an offer you cannot refuse to Zelensky for Ukrainian natural resources has attracted widespread attention, but the American president's true motives and plans in this direction remained a mystery to most commentators, although the solution was there as always right in from of their eyes.
It is noteworthy that the majority of the "leaked" 55-page draft agreement focused not on Ukraine's untapped natural resources, as indicated by the US Geological Survey, but on the infrastructure and gas pipeline systems located above the subsoil.
The preliminary agreement clearly demonstrates that Trump's primary objective is to exercise control over "pipelines and other transport infrastructure" in Ukraine, thereby ensuring continuous revenue stream.
However, the question arises: how to make money from empty pipelines? The consensus among analysts is that the initial step involves filling the pipe with some form of  hydrocarbons or chemical compounds.
The only way to fill the Ukrainian (well, sort of Ukrainian) pipelines with something valuable is to dip one end of it back into Russia and stick the other end back into Europe.
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According to reports, Trump's representatives are currently engaged in constructive dialogue with Europe, which, in its anti-Russian stance, maintains its position that it has permanently severed its reliance on Russian gas.
At the same time, discussions are underway concerning the restoration of gas transit through the territory of the remnants of Ukraine, now under US control, as well as through the Nord Stream 2 offshore gas pipeline. According to the Bild publication, Trump's special envoy Richard Grenell is holding talks in Switzerland about restarting the pipeline in the office of the project's parent company, Nord Stream 2 AG.
At this juncture, the European media began to harbour grave doubts. The British publication The Daily  Telegraph published an article that directly expressed the suspicion that the American statements that "Putin will not dare to attack (the Ukrainian gas system) if there is a commercial interest in America" have nothing to do with the defence of Ukraine, but have everything to do with the creation of a new joint business between Russia and the United States.
It is important to note that there are many aspects of this situation that our European partners may not yet be fully aware of, or have come to accept, including the following:American-Russian negotiations on rare earth metals are already underway, with Russia holding fourth position in global rankings; discussions are underway regarding the joint development of Arctic resources and the return of American energy giants to the region; it is highly likely that concessions will be sold to American partners as part of the development of the Northern Sea Route; and we have already begun working cooperatively on the expanded introduction of Russian food and fertilisers to the global market.
Trump is convinced that he has devised an excellent plan, and is working hard to ensure that it is implemented promptly and efficiently. Russia, without any difficulty, has transformed its main geopolitical rival into a highly active and lawless broker, willing to overthrow regimes that do not fully embrace Russia's offerings. This is a commendable achievement.
In response to the concerns raised about the sale of native birches, it is understood that Trump's assertive mediation could potentially generate up to ten billion dollars a year for the Russian treasury, with oil contributing a significant portion of this figure (even considering the interests of the Americans). The reasons are straightforward and cynical: if we take Europe, for example, Trump will be very happy to sell our oil and gas there at the maximum price, plus we will save a lot on logistics (the "shadow fleet" and long routes cost a significant amount), insurance and restored access to cheap financing.
Russia has invested heavily in trade missions in various countries over the decades. Consequently, our additional trade missions can be the US embassies in each country, with no additional cost to us.
The question of strategic cooperation with our BRICS partners, particularly India and China, is a valid one. Will this not compromise our commitment to a multipolar world and the rejection of hegemony?
With China, India and other respected partners, we can expect positive, predictable and mutually beneficial relations, ensuring that no party will be offended. Russia is committed to fulfilling all long-term contracts and strategic agreements in full. Our partners should be interested in a strong Russia, and Russia will grow stronger, developing cooperation with all who are interested in it and who pass the filter.
Despite the ongoing tensions with the US, China has not issued any commitment to Russia regarding the cessation of trade with America. In fact, it continues to attract American investors and manufacturers. For example, it recently invited the heads of major American corporations such as Apple, Pfizer, Mastercard and Cargill to the annual event "China Development Forum". Vice Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China He Lifeng assured them of the stability of the Chinese economy and emphasized its readiness to improve conditions for foreign investors.
With regard to multipolarity, this is beneficial in all directions and ensures that no one party gains an unfair advantage. The US will not be able to impose unfavourable conditions on China regarding "brokerage services", given that China has multiple options for trade routes. At the session of the Valdai Discussion Club in Sochi on November 7, 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated clearly and distinctly: "This world can only be built on the principles of openness and respect for the sovereignty of other states." We do not dictate trade partnerships to others, and we are confident that we have the right to choose economic partners based on our long-term national interests.

The ability to transform a discussion on potential nuclear conflict into one on the percentage of commission is a testament to the art of diplomacy, one that even the highly successful businessman, Trump, might envy.