The Putin-Trump tunnel through railroad and cargo link unlocks joint resource exploration. Joint US-Russia projects create jobs, boost economies. RDIF and our Arctic Fund, along with our international partners, fund the tunnel saving billions with @boringcompany's efficiency.

The dream of a US–Russia link via the Bering Strait reflects an enduring vision—from the 1904 Siberia–Alaska railway to Russia’s 2007 plan. RDIF has studied existing proposals, including the US–Canada–Russia–China railroad, and will support the most viable.

The Putin-Trump tunnel could be completed in <8 years, showcasing @boringcompany's cutting-edge tech globally, including revolutionary Zero-People-in-Tunnel. This mega-project will connect continents and make The Boring Company the most exciting infrastructure innovator ever!

RDIF has already invested in and built the first ever Russia-China railroad bridge. The time has come to do more and connect the Continents for the first time in human history. The time has come to connect Russia and the US. 🇷🇺🇺🇸🚀

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Isn't this area a high-risk seismic zone?

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Lmao, for Russians it should be quite worrying that the guy who is in charge of their investment funds is literally fantasizing about a bridge to nowhere 😅 Bering strait has one of the harshest climate conditions in the world. This bridge would have no road connections to

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany What is the logic of connecting these two sparsely populated Arctic regions?

@kadmitriev @barnes_law @elonmusk @boringcompany What about the earthquakes there?

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany So for $8B we could drive forever to get to a tunnel to Siberia? You son of a bitch I'm in.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany The closest town of any significance in Russia is Yakutsk, thousands of miles away, more than half of it is missing, and would have to go through tundra, frozen for much of the year. Fairbanks isn't connected to anywhere near either, and it is about a thousand miles.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany This trade-travel route could start The Great Chukotka Land Rush. Security would be tight and maintenance would be continual, the potential of this is so great that other nations should want to get involved with its construction to avoid usage fees.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany I vote to change the name to the TP Tunnel

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany I have a better idea. Musk is building a planetary defense system to shoot down your nukes, and then Trump loads 5,000 nuclear bombs into russia. We can call it “Trump's Desert.”

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Not very wise with the massive subduction zone. The pacific plate thrusts beneath the North American plate. It’s a megathrust fault, which creates the largest earthquakes.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany While a lot of us would like to see better US/Russia relations, this seems like an expensive way to do it. The cost to maintain a tunnel in that hostile environment would be very high.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany The amount of economic prosperity would be incredible for both sides. People who make each other money don't kill each other. I love this idea. Think of just the road trip awesomeness?! I could drive from Florida to Moscow?! How sick would that be! The ULTIMATE vacation since I

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Нахуя? На чукотку не ездит никто. Только если поставить цель экономику и без того крайне печального региона угандошить. С одной стороны тоннеля будет Аляска. Да, там тоже не Майами, но там есть нормальные дороги, логистика, магазины типа Walmart и зарплаты, которые в несколько

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany How close is that to the RING OF FIRE?

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany No because sovereignty matters and passports are required and this would purposefully be a way to avoid that which will be a disaster.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Yup, all countries all around the world are dreaming about building an infrastructure that helps Russia invade other countries.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Nice. Hello Kirill, Imagine connecting the worlds south of Antarctica? Q said we will show you a “brave new world … one step at a time.” Gonna talk with Papi and others so I can lead those tours to the deep south. We are gonna called it Byrdland. ✊✊👏👏

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany I would like to be the first one to make the trip in a cybertruck!

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Right...then imagine a massive earthquake hitting in that same area. No thanks. I think I'll just pass on that.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Even better, make the landing points free-trade zones and watch how transocean shipments from China decrease and both Russia and USA add at least 1-2 more points to their GDP.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Imagine you in chains.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Or not. What a terrible idea

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany That would be amazing.. Basically a land bridge from the East side of the Atlantic to the West side of the Atlantic.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Imagine Russia losing the war and their sovereignty

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Seems a great way to have little green men take over Alaska.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany If you name it dickatunnel he may do it for $1B

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany This is a wonderful idea. Utilize American technology spearheaded by @elonmusk to do what should have been done once communism was defeated, peaceful commerce with the people of Russia, not NATO expansion and war.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Amusing idea but there is no chance that the USA will ever build a train or highway to this part of Alaska’s coast. As for Russia… that spot in Yakutia is about a thousand miles from the nearest railroad.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Why co-operate with war criminals

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany imaging none of these two has the technology

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany There's a 2000 mile railway from Yakutsk to the Bering Straight through permafrost first tho... Maybe kinda difficult. Although I do think our countries should be very much friends.

@kadmitriev @elonmusk @boringcompany Could come in handy if the PLA conducts an excursion into Russian Manchuria.