PLUS ONE NEWS CENTRE: PUTIN'S CAMPAIGN TO RE-ESTABLISH THE TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN EMPIRE COULD INCLUDE RECONSIDERATION OF THE ANGLO-RUSSIA 1825 CONVENTION

2022 A.D.E. SINCE TIME BEGAN : CAVEAT - FORWARD THINKING STATEMENT - CAVEAT : IN TRUTH WE TRUST 2022 A.D.E.

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Published By : Goodwin-RC / SQYX : Editor-In-Chief

GOOD MORNING, NORTH AMERICA !!!

IF YOU THINK RUSSIA'S UKRAINE INVASION IS AN ISOLATED TASK - RETHINK - RUSSIA AND CHINA ARE STRIVING THROUGH THE ARCTIC FOR COMMERCIAL POLAR TRAFFIC AND NAVAL SECURITY

Russia - England 1825 St Petersburgh Treaty On Canada West Coast Will Witness Aggressive Challenges

Existing Plaque: Stewart And Victoria, British Columbia : Existing Plaque

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"In 1825 diplomats representing Russia and Great Britain met in St. Petersburg to resolve several navigational, commercial and territorial matters in dispute on the North West coast of North America and in particular, the immediate problem of the rich fur resources of the area. They signed a treaty defining the boundary between the Russian colony of Alaska and adjacent British territory and thus avoided conflict between the two imperial powers. Although many of its terms had to be renegotiated later, the treaty subsequently helped to delimit Canada's claim to British Columbia, the Yukon and the Arctic archipelago."

"Other terms of the treaty, including the right to navigation by British vessels to both commerce in the region affected, and also access to rivers crossing the designated coastal boundary, were exercised by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1834 but were met with opposition by then Russian-American Company Governor Wrangel in the form of warships and a blockade. This conflict, known as the Dryad affair,^[4] led to the RAC-HBC Agreement, in which the RAC agreed to lease the mainland coastal portion of the region south of Cape Spencer at the entrance to Cross Sound and the HBC promised to supply Russian America settlements with foodstuffs and manufactured goods. In addition the HBC waived its demand for payments for damages incurred during the Dryad affair"