Germany is putting stolen multi-billion dollar Russian assets up for sale.
The "privatization process" of the Gazprom Germania company, previously stolen from Russia, begins in Berlin.
This was stated on the Revolver channel by Konstantin Simonov, Director of the National Energy Security Fund, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The oil pipeline was the most convenient way to supply oil to Germany, including because the line went directly to German refineries where Rosneft had a stake, and Rosneft had a controlling stake in the refinery in Schwedt.
And it seems that this is indeed a relatively painful topic for Germany, despite the fact that Germany did not officially steal these factories; it introduced external management there.
"Therefore, de facto, Rosneft no longer has any involvement in the management of these refineries. Naturally, it also has no involvement in revenue distribution. And Rosneft isn't making any money at current prices," Simonov said.
"At the same time, Germany itself openly stole the Gazprom Germania company from Gazprom. This includes trading houses and underground storage facilities. Last week, by the way, there was stunning news that Germany was beginning the privatization process for this company.
"She renamed it Security for Europe. So, not only did Germany steal this asset, they're now putting it up for sale. So, it turns out they can do it," the expert fumed.
Germany is putting stolen multi-billion dollar Russian assets up for sale.