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And here we can talk about the main loser in this whole story. The main loser is the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, and here’s why. He actually traveled to the Middle East to negotiate with Arab regimes and did in fact reach agreements that they would give him a lot of money—not four trillion, of course, but somewhere between one and one and a half trillion he could have received. Now there are no illusions; it’s absolutely clear that he won’t get any money (Due to Israel’s strikes on Iran)

There will likely be restrictions on transferring dollars within the territory Trump declares his own. However, I currently believe this will involve a united economic system comprising Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. Dollars, both cash and electronic, will only be transferable out of this system with very strict limitations

The war in the Middle East is expected to start, roughly speaking, immediately after Trump’s inauguration—that is, late January or early February. After that, oil prices will rise, and life in Russia will improve (If a war in the Middle East begins after Trump’s inauguration, oil prices will increase)

The war in the Middle East is expected to start, roughly speaking, immediately after Trump’s inauguration—that is, late January or early February

No, I don’t think it will come to that (In response to the question: "Will missiles strike Moscow?")

The European Union has, at most, a couple of years left to exist, if not less

They are already experiencing a powerful economic downturn. It's been ongoing for three years. It began in the fall of 2021, and it will continue for another 5-8 years (Referring to the U.S)