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2 Kommentare
The key takeaways:
1) The U.S. gets 74% of ownership/revenue for 49 years. The project is expected to be renewed for 50 years and the U.S. ownership will dilute to 51% during that period, giving the U.S. a controlling stake for 99 years.
2) Armenia is expected to contribute „Cash investments as determined appropriate“, so the U.S. likely won’t be funding the whole thing.
3) The TRIPP company will have *exclusive* rights to: Plan, design, develop, construct, operate, and maintain multimodal transit infrastructure **within designated transit routes**“
This seems to imply that any North-South infrastructure would not be allowed anywhere that overlaps the same territory.
I’m not a legal expert, but I asked ChatGPT to review the agreement and say whether North-South projects were still possible and it said not without the consent of the TRIPP company, meaning the U.S. can veto it for 99 years.
Overall this deal looks like a pile of shit to me. I don’t see what we’re getting that’s worth 74% of revenue and de facto loss of sovereignty for 99 years. We didn’t even get real security guarantees. This looks more like a classic mafia protection racket scheme than a strategic partnership. It’s typical Trump „art of the deal“ bullshit.
74% is crazy. Again Trump is a con man. Let me just say even if 1 billion dollars of trade goes through the corridor yearly. The US takes in 750 million of it it’s not a big number at all for the US to even really care if it happens to get lost hypothetically if Azerbaijan invades. So the security standpoint of it is garbage too.
I cannot understand why a third party needs to be involved for trade between two neighboring countries even after war. Armenia and Azerbaijan should hire a diplomatic team charismatic and pragmatic enough to be able to deal with one another man to man without needing a bloodsucking mosquito nanny like the US or Russia.