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The big pit lands at around -

/@59.5398943,58.9557647,697

That first set is here (approx) -

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Kytlym,+Sverdlovsk+Oblast,+Russia,+624945/@59.3412356,58.6029873,18863m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x43ecb8e36d27164d:0xdc0537999bcda2bb!8m2!3d59.501804!4d59.2003591

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I should have 10p now, when should i expect my cheque to arrive? Lol

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Hahaha got some biters, it's too easy.

Yeah, they'll be angry as didn't get a kinder egg surprise for their easter bashing of the keys lol

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Green boxes are paid 10p a post, and people who reply or talk about them get 5p lol

They can only talk to themselves in a green box!

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Anyone any good with Japanese?. When i translate it says " The Eurasia it make bigz monies from Japanese hydrogen industry, we launch ship to help with Dmitry's fleet sailing to treasure island" lol

https://youtu.be/sg-CHYYBv90

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Worlds first hydrogen tanker -

https://youtu.be/WGPkSuIH7uA

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Consortium for all of those lovely juicy metals, all sat there in easy to mine open pit locations ready for a colossal green energy industrial revolution, beautiful.

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"Could do with on the ground shots, been 2 months since tweet of pictures" - One of Alexei's videos showing things running would be great, i've not seen one of those in a long time now. You could tell he was excited at the time, those guys have been working there for years now to get things to where they're at. They must get a great deal of satisfaction from seeing the projects like WK in production and hitting key milestones CAW.

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5 degrees there at the minute with a good run of days on the 10 day forecast so it should be starting. Couple of cold days 17th onwards but then it's back to warmer weather. It looks set to go imho -

https://www.worldweatheronline.com/kytlym-weather/sverdlovsk/ru.aspx

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Starting to head to around 500m x 300m Caw, for the main body area. Hard to include that new section branching north and west, but it's rapidly growing and it certainly look like they're planning to work a huge area there.

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Kytlym town itself tells the same story, a lot more buildings visible there now. It can't be long now before those machines start processing!

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Look at mount kamen kosvinsky, the snow's starting to melt!

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Increasing all of the time, both pit areas, the one East has increased quite a bit as well there and that main one is getting to gigantic proportions now. It's all great to see, turn the treasure churning machine/s on so we can start filling our chests!

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Big bad bun fight saxon, i like it. Yes, i agree the competition will be astronomical tbh. The entire world is looking for resources like Eurasia's, they all have plans which rely on such things.

I'm just chilling in my hammock having a roast, sipping on nice chilled Koka Kola and trying my hand at siinging Japenese sea shanties.

They might all get a slice of the pie, it's good pie and there's quite a bit to go around!

If Volchetundra lands you could almost guarantee that they'll all have a nibble of the district.

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Nice post sharegar, a far better read than a lot of the other pointless things going on in other threads today. Every way forward from here is massively positive.

I can't wait to see what comes next out of the RNS factory, they've churned out some absolute beauties lately!

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They're committed to pioneer the worlds first 'Hydrogen Society', secure PGM's is an absolute must -

"With the Basic Hydrogen Strategy released on December 26, 2017, Japan reiterated its commitment to pioneer the world's first 'Hydrogen Society'. The Strategy primarily aims to achieve the cost parity of hydrogen with competing fuels, such as gasoline in transport and LNG in power generation. The retail price of hydrogen is currently around 100 yen per normal cubic meter and the target is to reduce it to 30 yen/Nm3 by 2030 and to 20 yen/Nm3 in the long-term. Toward this end, over the past six years, the Japanese government has dedicated approximately $1.5 billion to technology R and D and subsidies in support of: Achieving low cost, zero-emission hydrogen production from overseas fossil fuels + Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), or from renewable energy electrolysis; Developing infrastructure for import and domestic distribution of hydrogen; Scaling up hydrogen use across various sectors, such as mobility, residential Combined Heat and Power (CHP), and power generation."

https://inis.iaea.org/search/search.aspx?orig_q=RN:50001739

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How long has hydrogen been a Japan thing?, this long -

"Development of Hydrogen in Japan
Japan is one of the further advanced countries in relation to developing hydrogen projects and has the advantage of having a designated government policy supporting the uptake of hydrogen, coupled with a public acceptance of hydrogen projects in the domestic-energy mix.

Japan is now in the third wave of hydrogen. The first wave was in the early 1990s, the second wave was in early 2000s, and the third wave started around 2015. In pursuit of finding a way to be independent from the fossil fuel produced in the Middle East and recognising both Japan’s limited domestic energy resources as well as a desire to decarbonise its energy mix, Japan made a deliberate choice to develop a hydrogen-based society in the 1990s."

https://cms.law/en/int/expert-guides/cms-expert-guide-to-hydrogen/japan

Japans third hydrogen wave right around the time Eurasia began mentioning interested parties in MT in their RNS.

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Exactly RMR, it's a kind of make or break point for Japan with it all and it's certainly very plausible.

CAW, NN could very well also be involved somewhere along the lines.

The Russian gov collect tax on everything, so it's in their interests to get these assets into production as well. A big tax stream will be created by the PGM district there and a hell of a lot of jobs, It's win win for everyone realistically.

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Exactly CAW, there are many pointers pointing a certain way in what has recently been released. I'm very happy to be wrong about NN etc, if this lands it's far bigger.

We also have no idea about what they'll release next, the last two main RNS are proof enough of that. What else is hiding behind the 'secret curtain'?

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The circular states they want to secure PGM deposits CAW, that points to moving to buy the deposit rather than moving to secure PGM supply lines from said deposits imho. Remember, this is open pit mining, it's very straight forward compared to under ground mines elsewhere. To a consortium like that it would be a perfect thing to vertically integrate imo. It allows Japan to move ahead with their H2 plans and gain the cost savings that they're after to implement the plan they've created.

Mind boggling thinking about it all tbh, what a curve ball to throw in lol

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