Vasili Çuykov ☭ @DonbassBizim31
Rusya satamadığı ne kadar gaz, petrol, maden ıvır zıvır varsa 1.5 milyarlık Çin'e satacak.
Çünkü onların ihtiyacı hiç tükenmez. Avrupa da Rusya'dan aldığı gazı 4 katı fiyata ABD'den alsın.
O da gemiyle.
Önümüzdeki dönem Avrupa'da gaz fiyatları yüzünden büyük olaylar yaşanabilir .
amerika yıllardan beri avruoanın sovyetlerden petrol ve gaz almasına karşı
çıkıyordu .... şimdi " avrrupaya gaz , petrol satma , senin olsun ukrayna "
anlaşması oldu ...
güzel bir yazı .....
How Russia hooked Europe on its oil and gas – and overcame US efforts to prevent energy dependence on Moscow
JFK fights an oil pipeline
As the Soviet Union began developing oil and gas pipelines to Europe, European energy dependence on Russia became a particular concern in Washington.
In the 1960s, Western Europe only imported 6% of its oil from the Soviet bloc. But a new planned oil pipeline – running all the way from the Russian far east, through several European countries including Ukraine and Poland, and terminating in Germany – suggested the Soviets hoped to change that. The prospect of greater dependence, as well as other strategic concerns, raised alarm bells in Washington.
Reagan’s gas gambit sparks crisis
About two decades later, the Reagan administration faced a similar dilemma.
In 1981, the Soviet Union was building a natural gas pipeline from Siberia to Western Europe. Seeing it as another threat, the Reagan administration tried to persuade European allies such as France and Germany to join its embargo of not only pipeline equipment for the project but financing too. They refused, and the U.S. responded with sanctions intended to prevent European companies from providing money or equipment to the project.
The gambit sparked an intra-Western crisis, sowing division between the U.S. and Europe, and resulting in a sanctions retreat just a few months later.
