He has a better ethics policy than most actual news companies and seems to take leaking things very seriously and personally, which is very humble for someone who has such accuracy with rumors and info months ahead of the mainstream. It's very refreshing.
Replacing the Subs
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I would love a Great Lakes Deployment for that…
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We wait with abated breath!
Well not me….
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A bit of wishful reporting from Asia 
Multiple sources indicate that Canada is leaning towards selecting South Korea as the preferred bidder for its $60 billion next-generation submarine project. However, final negotiations are ongoing regarding whether to award the entire contract to South Korea or to split it with Germany.
According to officials, the Canadian government is seriously considering South Korea's proposal, but the final contracting method has not yet been confirmed.
A representative from South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy refrained from commenting on the negotiations but stated that the government is expecting "positive news."
A German submarine expert familiar with the negotiations noted, "Even if a split order is made, I understand that South Korea is likely to secure a larger share," adding that the announcement is being delayed due to ongoing detailed negotiations.
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Canada Moves Towards Selecting South Korea for Submarine Project
Multiple sources indicate that Canada is leaning towards selecting South Korea as the preferred bidder for its $60 billion next-generation submarine project. However, final negotiations are ongoing regarding whether to award the entire contract to South Korea or to split it with Germany.
According to officials, the Canadian government is seriously considering South Korea's proposal, but the final contracting method has not yet been confirmed.
A representative from South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy refrained from commenting on the negotiations but stated that the government is expecting "positive news."
A German submarine expert familiar with the negotiations noted, "Even if a split order is made, I understand that South Korea is likely to secure a larger share," adding that the announcement is being delayed due to ongoing detailed negotiations.
Canada Moves Towards Selecting South Korea for Submarine Project | Aju Press
Multiple sources indicate that Canada is leaning towards selecting South Korea as the preferred bidder for its $60 billion next-generation submarine project. However, final negotiations are ongoing regarding whether to award the entire contract to South Korea or to split it with...
www.ajupress.com
