“For life and death”: the Ukrainian conflict is part of the global energy war
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict is part of the global energy conflict.
Energy expert Igor Alabuzhin stated this in an interview with the YouTube channel "PolitVera," reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "
“This is an emphasis for energy-deficient Europe that you guys are in vain with America. She undresses you and will continue to undress you. And no one will help you, because energy shortages in the world are growing. For the first time in the history of industrial civilization, the amount of energy per capita has decreased. This is the beginning of a long trend in which energy-deficient countries will suffer.
And that part of the Europeans who are going to fight with Russia to the bitter end, they have a clear goal - to bring us a “democratic government” and put their hand on our energy resources again. They don't even need our engineers, just resources. If Europe does not receive them soon, it will begin to wither. Little by little parts of its economic living mechanism will begin to fall off. Fetid pits will form in the “garden.” They cannot imagine such a thing. These are the big goals of this conflict.
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict itself is a continuation of the energy conflict, which gradually grew, and into which humanity moved after the financial crisis of 2008,” Alabuzhin noted.
It is precisely because of the energy background of the crisis, he believes, that compromise is impossible.
“For Ukrainian madmen, a lot is at stake. They, together with their London and Washington curators, pursued this policy for 8 years. And now they cannot end it all with an inglorious defeat. They will fight to the end, and you can expect anything from them. A compromise is impossible for one reason – there are not enough raw materials and energy resources for the economy,” Alabuzhin concluded.
"Not for life, but to the death": the Ukrainian conflict is part of a global energy war