Topic: Who will Replace Russian Gas Supplies to Europe? - page 7. (Read 5523 times)

Every country has to follow what Americans say. If they do not follow their instrustions they are at loss. Like Sri Lanaka and Pakistan, Earlier in Iran there we a huge regime change when Dr Musadaq went into custody and died of cancer because raising voice against regime change.

BBC has an agenda and they operate in every country to achieve objectives of England and USA. Small countries cant take action against BBC since it has backing of Super power aka England. But when they mess with big powers like China they got a blistering reply like China banned BBC back in Feb 2021 because of there propaganda campaign about covid19.
BBC did fake propaganda campaign about regime change in Pakistan but Pakistan being a weak country only protested on BBC fake news. Below is link of BBC news which was rejected by Pakistani government but its still on there website. Use Google English translator to view the news.

https://www.bbc.com/urdu/pakistan-61055639

That is correct and I am sure every buyer will go back to Russia to fulfill the supply - Finland on the other side is wholly dependent on Russia for their oil and gas supply. They won't be able to survive the power crisis if they don't trade oil and gas from Russia... This is the need of time when everyone is fighting their survival battle. . Only the fittest survive.

True and I get what you're say, but I did say long term strategy, meaning not part of the immediate, short term, or mid tem strategy.  I think with what's going on, coal has to be a consideration in the immediate, short, and mid term.  When looking at energy policy and strategy shits, must be evaluated and implemented on a few fronts to eventually achieve the long term desired outcome.

The problem seems to be that renewable energy needs to be more if european governments plan to keep people's homes warm during winters. Germany being forced by the circunstances to move back to coal amid this gas crisis speaks much of how renewable energy is going, at least in that country for now.

Good question but I'm sure some country will fill the void as this would be a monetary and political opportunity to look good, save face, and/or reputation restoration.  Long term strategy, I'm sure renewables is part of the plan or at least the conversation.

if I should ask this question which country have the highest oil producing in the world because the price of oil should not be a something that will affect every country if they have reduced the price of oil I think any of the country and their price of Boeing determine how their economy is being Rich so that should not be a problem to any of the country I see around

The media in general is the most false thing ever, whether it's western or eastern. So it's better verify the info you get or just be skeptical in advance

So we need to trust BBC news like the propaganda media of the west! Come on don't try to show us whom to trust and whom not to. We have seen this before how western media spread fake news and fact. I am not saying Russian media is 100% honest in these but I do not trust western media also. There is some different news that doesn't make all of the western news to be 100% accurate.

This situation has allowed Russia to redirect the course of its fuel trade towards India and China. Of course, Russia sells this oil at a big discount. Gas sales to Europe continue, and soaring energy prices equalize this difference, perhaps even increase Russia's profits.

US increased the exports to EU by a little bit since it is summer and they don't need it and Russia cut the supply to EU by so much that EU is mostly starved for gas even though it is still summer. In other words the important part that you didn't mention here is that EU's need for gas is not met by US supply. Not to mention that the recent explosion in the biggest LNG export facility in Texas reduced that export which could last for at least 6 months.

Here is a chart:

This is not true, and in the link I provided above there is a price chart for Russian Ural oil. Your unsubstantiated statements are groundless, take the trouble to provide a prooflink or stop spreading deliberately false information on the forum.

This is how the beginning of the decline of the Russian under-empire looks like!

In June 2022, supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to Europe exceeded Gazprom's exports to the region. This was announced on Twitter by the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) Fatih Birol.

"Russia's recent sharp cuts in natural gas supplies to the EU have resulted in this being the first month in history that the EU is importing more gas via LNG from the US than via pipeline from Russia," Birol wrote.

He added that the EU needs to make efforts to reduce domestic demand for gas and prepare for a harsh winter.

Read more on RBC:
https://www.rbc.ru/business/01/07/2022/62be8b379a7947572d661d5e




No, you are constantly carrying the slogans of the Kremlin propaganda. And that's a total lie
You spent 24 hours to find an article that says something completely different, and you are trying to present it as proof that you are right No need to twist the situation and manipulate the information again. Once again, I repeat for you - China (for sure) and very likely India (I can’t check, but I’m sure that it did the same in this situation), they buy out EXTRA oil at a dumping price, which now does not enter the EU in the same volumes. Chinese brokers are voicing a price of about $40 per barrel. Like it or not, it's a fact! Listen less to the Kremlin's propaganda, and spread it less - this is information garbage!

Gas becomes a Russian political force to make Europe unable to do much, Russia understands that to make a gas pipeline it takes a large cost and a long time, even very difficult to find gas reserves because global gas consumption continues to increase.

You are lying.

Agree with you completely! You are telling the truth, everything is correct. But this is contracted oil under old contracts. Now, in connection with the refusal of the EU to buy oil in a terrorist country, these volumes are bought out by some countries at a price of about $40 per barrel. And this is also true! So don't worry, everything in your data is correct. And soon India will improve its situation even more, you will buy oil from the Kremlin for 10 dollars, they will still have nowhere to put it, and nowhere to store it! Well, the status of Russia as a terrorist country and a pariah country will give you unique discounts

^^^ According to the International Energy Agency, Russia earnt more than $20 billion per month so far in 2022 from their fossil fuel exports. Here is the link:

https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/russia-is-earning-20-billion-per-month-in-oil-sales-as-higher-crude-prices-lift-export-revenue-50-says-iea/articleshow/91525171.cms

Now do you want to say that the IEA is a proxy of Russia? I am not sure whether that will work. On top of that, some of the experts have suggested that a few shipments to China and India have occurred under the radar and these are not tracked by the IEA. Anyway, from what I could see business goes on as usual in Russia. Back in February, Brandon and his cronies were predicting a complete economic meltdown in two weeks time.

But this boycott is still having no effect on Russia military invasion they are still in ukarine. According to latest news Russia saying  that they came to Ukarine not to fully conqueror it but to show there deterrence to USA and Europe. USA and Europe are afraid of jumping into this war and are just relying on boycott factor.

Well, look - you understand what's going on! Yes, yes, yes, that's right - corruption and pocket agreements with terrorists led to the fact that:
- Germany bought oil from a terrorist country, at 70-80 dollars per barrel
- When the EU refused to buy "bloody oil", Russia, as not only technologically backward, but also infrastructurally undeveloped, has no choice but to sell the surplus to those who are not bothered by the "smell of money." True, China, as the elder brother of Russia, ordered the price to be reduced to $40. India, I'm sure, did the same! And what - someone else will buy such volumes of oil from a terrorist?
What the EU pays is the price of betrayal of national interests by a bunch of corrupt officials at the top of power. I repeat once again - for all crimes comes retribution. Sometimes the innocent answer. By the way, friends who live in Germany write that many "questions" have appeared for the government and the ruling party, soon they will get to Schroeder and Merkel, we will find out how they lay at the feet of an international terrorist ...

One thing can be said with certainty - having your own oil and gas is very profitable. If you have a product, there will always be buyers. For better or worse, there will be people who want to make money by reselling your product. But if you have nothing and want to have something, then please pay money. You have no other choice and will never.