Explosive Situation in Europe

Explosive Situation in Europe

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Written by Manlio Dinucci. Originally published on GlobalResearch

Sanctions on Russia are preventing Gazprom from operating North Stream 1, the only one bringing Russian gas to Germany after the forced closure of its sister pipeline, North Stream 2. The Kremlin reports that “Sanctions imposed by the EU, UK, US and Canada have disrupted the technical maintenance system of turbine components that ensured pumping.”

The U.S.-EU strategy is clear: to prevent Europe from receiving Russian gas at low prices due to the long-term agreements previously made with Russia, forcing European consumers to buy it on the spot market at extremely higher prices set according to speculative and political mechanisms by the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, which is now part of a large U.S. holding company.

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The only pipeline that regularly transports Russian gas to Europe is the TurkStream, via the Black Sea and the Balkans. Hungary, which opposes EU sanctions (despite being part of the EU and NATO), has signed a long-term agreement with Gazprom to receive 80 percent of the gas it needs from Russia through this pipeline.

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However, there are growing tensions in the Balkans, especially against Serbia through which TurkStream passes, caused by NATO’s long hands, which could lead to the blocking of this last pipeline from Russia as well.

This situation is part of an increasingly explosive political-military scenario. The new British premier Liz Truss declares herself “ready to use nuclear weapons.”

A further danger is caused by the fact that Ukrainian forces – armed, trained and de facto commanded by NATO – are firing guns supplied to them by NATO and the EU on the Zaparozhye nuclear power plant currently under Russian control, exposing Italy and Europe to the very serious risk of a new Chernobyl.

The International Atomic Energy Agency warns: “With the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could happen” .

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omenhr

Considering Liz Truss geography knowledge, she could sent nukes to DC.

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Carlo

Or London

sovereigntea

Geography For Dummies – Special Truss Edition

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fcn62e9XoAEosJd?format=png&name=900×900

Ragde

So Liz is ready to push the big button? What an idiot, I hope the Brit’s have the sense to get her gone asap as she is obviously unfit to lead. Unbelievable!

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Donnchadh

At the very most on the small island UK it would only need TWO Samrat hypersonic missiles as each missile can hold at least TEN nukes – she looks like a Megalomaniac– look at her face then Killery,s – same insane expression.
She will be okay though miles down a nuke shelter.

eyesore

Might be good, we’ll get to see if the migrant invader scum can handle the Chill well as the nationals or just run back home to respective towelhead & primate kennels for permanent vacation.

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Xsayarsa

You´ve got obsolete map.

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