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Russia’s far-sighted plan for Korea



A total of 217 agreement worth around 2.5 trillion rubles (nearly $44 billion) have been signed at the economic forum in Vladivostok, according to the presidential envoy to the Far East Federal District Yury Trutnev. The two-day event (Sept.6 -7) in Russia’s Far East attracted more than 700 business representatives and politicians from 55 countries, including China, India, Japan, South Korea and the US. Nearly 70 foreign companies took part. This year’s Eastern Economic Forum (EEF 2017) was attended by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, South Korean President Moon Jae-in, and Mongolian President Khaltmaa Battulga.



The economic forum in Vladivostok began on September 6, just as Mercury stationed direct.A chart for the mundane event at Vladivostok has a powerful Uranus-Apollon-Vulcanus [1] T-square straddling the horizon axis.

Apollon-Vulcanus: pressure to expand business.
Uranus-Apollon: to make pioneering changes towards expansion or increase of business.

Largely unreported by Western corporate media, what happened in Vladivostok is really ground-breaking. Moscow and Seoul agreed on a trilateral trade platform, crucially involving Pyongyang, to ultimately invest in connectivity between the whole Korean peninsula and the Russian Far East.

Wynn-Key Return [2]
This chart is calculated with the planetary positions for the date for which the Wynn-Key chart is required, but the chart angles are based on the preceding and following Solar return chart angles. The R.A. of the midheaven is determined by interpolating between the R.A.s of the two Solar Returns (which are typically about 6 hours apart), based on the proportion of time that has elapsed between them at the required date.




For Russia ( 25 Dec. 1991; 5:20 pm UT; Moscow) and South Korea (15 Aug. 1948; 0:00 JST; Seoul), the Wynn Key Return charts for September 6, carry the Uranus-Apollon-Vulcanus T-square on the angles further confirming our analysis.

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