THE UKRAINIAN WAR WAS THE INSTIGATION OF ZIONISM!

The Zionist powers, the rulers of the Secret World State, and the leaders of the USA and Russia, their puppets, had planned the Ukrainian War together. Recall the videos in which, during a conversation, Putin was kept waiting for a long time and humiliated at the door of the office by the Israeli Prime Minister... And again, remember when Israel made a missile attack on the supposedly Super Power, Russia's Naval Base in Tartus, Syria, against which Russia couldn't even retaliate. Try to understand how geriatric and overwhelmed Joe Biden was not even able to rule big America and the world... And how some dark organizations made some countries with their supposedly elected "democratic puppets” serve their own evil goals from behind the scenes!? So, these same evil powers had Russia attack Ukraine, included Sweden and Finland to NATO for to create a necessary and manageable new evil order and even so, just to restore the pendulum of Capitalist-Socialist controversy aiming to spread the dominance of Zionist exploitation.

Please remember, when the Nation Alliance (electoral alliance in Türkiye) explained that they would ‘break and remove the treasury guaranteed heist wheel’ which was given to foreign and subsidiary companies”, by the supposedly pious hero (!) Mr. Erdogan who had revealed both his worth and of whom they served by saying; "Oh, there is International Arbitration, they will take that money from you!... Because International Arbitration was creation of the Zionist exploitation barons, and Erdogan personally witnessed what these power centers were capable of!.. But there was a fact they had forgotten since they took off and discarded their National Vision ‘shirt" (Milli Görüş: Political sight in Türkiye), in other words, their religious and conscientious identity which was that The only One with Power and Might was Almighty Allah alone, and His revenge was imminent!..

Russia Had Used its Energy Trump Card Against the West!

Against the economic sanctions imposed on Russia by Europe and the United States, Russian President Putin, imposed the obligation to start a ruble account in Russian banks for countries importing natural gas from Russia starting from April 1 and pay natural gas payouts in rubles. This request of Russia was initially rejected by all countries out of concern that it would neutralize the economic sanctions imposed by Europe and the United States. However, due to the problems of energy supply security that may be caused by the current high dependence on Russia, it had caused differences and disagreements to arise between European countries. Just as in the fact that how ruble accounts were started in Russian banks having gas payments be made in ruble, this disagreement manifested itself as well as in completely stopping the purchase of oil from Russia. On the other hand, Russia cut off the natural gas of Poland and Bulgaria, countries that refused to start ruble accounts in Russian banks and pay gas in rubles.

Earlier, due to the fact that Finland did not meet the demand to pay gas in rubles, Russia also cut off its gas. Finland, a neighbor of Russia, was a country that fell under the target of Russia both because of its non-compliance with the obligation of Russia to pay for gas in rubles and because it applied to NATO. Considering the amount of natural gas used by the countries from which Russia has cut off natural gas, and in terms of their dependence on Russia, the fact that there are countries that can easily provide security of supply in natural gas with alternative sources did not seem to be a problem for these countries for now. Thus, Russia has clearly shown that it does not hesitate to use its energy weapon when the time comes.

So, what were the conditions of the other European countries?

The dependence of European countries, which imported more than 40 percent of their natural gas consumption from Russia in 2021, on Russian natural gas varied from country to country. Russia's share of Germany's natural gas imports was 54 percent, Lithuania's 69 percent and Italy's 33 percent. On the other hand, Poland, whose natural gas was cut off by Russia, supplied 81 percent of natural gas, and Hungary, which objected the most to energy cuts from Russia, supplied 78 percent of natural gas from Russia. Although it remains unclear how these countries may act, due to the obligation to pay for the April gas deliveries made by Russia just one month later in May 2022, a decision in terms of the countries was necessary to be made by Russia.

For Russia, there was no problem in energy demand security!

It seemed difficult for European countries to reduce their high dependence on Russia in a short time due to the difficulties they would have in compensating for the problems they would face in terms of energy supply security in a short time. This caused no disruption in natural gas and oil revenues, which are the backbone of the Russian economy, and the economic sanctions imposed by European countries and the United States due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine almost became ineffective.

Looking at the statement made by Gazprom, half of the approximately 54 small, medium and large-sized companies that had an agreement with the Russian natural gas energy company Gazprom were opening ruble accounts in order to buy natural gas from Russia. This, in turn, showed that Russia would continue to use its energy trump card.

So, was the European Union prepared for Russia to cut off natural gas?

How prepared was the European Union (EU) to turn Russian President Vladimir Putin's threats into reality and suddenly cut off gas shipments? Although there were contingency plans prepared for this, many uncertainties were still observed. According to the decree signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, natural gas payments are now paid in rubles instead of dollars or euros. But the Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi who had a meeting with Vladimir Putin was saying that he was sure that even if payments were made in euros and dollars, Russia would not reduce gas exports to Europe. Draghi, after a telephone conversation with Putin, stated that European companies will continue to pay in euros or dollars, although it is not easy to convert to rubles, he agreed with Putin that the Russian side should take this step. Draghi, was saying that "European companies will be able to pay the same as they paid before, without having to violate the European Union's (EU) sanctions on Russia's banking sector". Although the European Union said that it was prepared for the unexpected cessation of gas shipments from Russia, this did not seem very convincing. However, the EU Commission, which was trying to give the impression that it was prepared, was pointing out to Ensure the Security of Natural Gas Supply Related to the Regulations which had been in force since 2017. The 27 EU member states had created their own laws and plans to step in an emergency on the basis of this text. Germany and Austria had activated the early warning phase of the emergency plans in question. This stage envisaged the regular assessment of the supply situation by forming a crisis team, and for this purpose a coordination group was being created. The Regulation on Ensuring the Security of Natural Gas Supply gave the EU Commission the opportunity to declare a European-wide or regional emergency. In this case, in order to ensure stronger coordination in the purchase, distribution of gas and the search for new suppliers, it was envisaged to create a Gas Coordination Group, which will include gas supplying companies and sector representatives in the member states. However, this group did not have the authority to give instructions. Gas was again supplied from Russia and other sources on the basis of law and bilateral contracts.

According to the regulation, in cases of supply shortages, emergency plans were envisaged to be activated in all EU countries and gas shipments to so-called "non-protection" consumers, such as industrial enterprises, were to be stopped. In this plan, hospitals and households were among the last consumers to be decoupled from the natural gas network. In addition, although "solidarity-based gas exchange" is envisaged between the countries, so far only Germany, Denmark, Austria and Italy have signed the relevant agreements. The experts of the EU Commission were of the same opinion that if the shipment of Russian gas to the EU is completely stopped, supplies from alternative sources will not be provided overnight. Although it still seemed possible to manage the situation without cutting off the gas, this meant emptying the tanks, which were already a quarter full. However, in order to survive the next winter, these stores had to be filled instead of emptied.

Was there a possibility to receive natural gas centrally?

According to the estimations of the think tank Bruegel working in the field of economic policy in Brussels, it was stated that natural gas prices in world markets may increase rapidly, as the demand for natural gas from Norway, the United States (USA), Qatar and Algeria will increase significantly. As a precaution, the Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, was proposing to set a ceiling price while natural gas shipments from Russia were still being provided. Draghi made a statement to members of the press in Rome, he said; "From the financing of Putin's war" there was no reason for EU countries to pay exorbitant prices. The Italian Prime Minister added that the EU should act in unity in order to use its market power as Russia's largest customer.

Russia cutting off natural gas would be a Disaster for Europe!

Energy expert from the think tank Bruegel Georg Zachmann was also calling on Europeans to buy common gas centrally. So far, it is not enough for member countries to agree only on the coordination of procurement activities, said Zachmann, and criticized saying; "We see that member countries behave like competitors when it comes to suppliers, trying to bid higher than each other". In addition, the heads of state and government of the EU member states decided to work together to ensure the filling of gas tanks. The draft law prepared by the EU Commission foresaw the filling of 80 percent of natural gas facilities by the autumn of 2022. It was also planned to increase occupancy rates to 90 percent by the beginning of the heating season next year. In this case, it was emphasized that this would also apply to semi-state-backed Russian energy giant Gazprom which undertakes the operation of the EU gas storage facilities and owns shares in many energy supplier companies within the EU.

Would Europe reach a position to give up Russian natural gas by 2026?

Diederik Samsom, one of the team of EU Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans, was defending the view that the EU could abandon two-thirds of its natural gas imports from Russia by the end of the year. Currently, the EU buys 150 billion cubic meters of natural gas a year from Russia. Samson stated that 50 billion cubic meters of this could be met with liquefied natural gas (LNG) received from the United States and Qatar, and 50 billion cubic meters could be provided by October imports from Algeria and Norway, as well as methods such as biogas, energy saving. Samsom said that by the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027, it is possible to be completely independent of Russia's natural gas "Energy will become much more expensive than it is today. It was very cheap during the past decades. Our entire economic model needs to change." he stated.

The fact that the supply could stop at any moment made the EU countries suspicious!

Zachmann, an energy expert from the think tank Bruegel, was critical of the EU's still not making efforts to overcome the crisis. Zachman, who believes that the EU has developed a quick and orderly exit strategy, but that the scenario in question will not solve this current crisis, stated: "The supply can stop at any moment, and this is very dangerous".

In the EU member states, however, the situation seemed relatively calm. France, which meets 20 percent of its natural gas consumption from Russia, did not foresee the risk of supply shortages at the moment. Bulgaria used to get 90 percent of its natural gas from Russian sources. Bulgarian natural gas company Bulgargaz Chairman Ivan Topchiiski explained that Bulgaria planned to buy natural gas only from Azerbaijan next year and to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Greece. Topchiiski added that only in this way natural gas will cost more than to supply it from Russia.

The ‘gas’ crisis in Germany had moved to an alarm level!

The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, in addition to the civilian and military losses inflicted, was bringing the world to the brink of a great Decadence. While the grain crisis, which started with the disruption of supply chains, put all countries in difficulty, there was also great panic in places that were dependent on Russian gas for energy. At the top list of these places was Germany. Germany was today commissioning the second phase of a three-stage emergency plan for the supply of natural gas, stressing that Europe's largest economy is facing a "crisis" and warning that storage targets for the winter are at risk due to reduced deliveries from Russia. He said that the government's decision to raise the level to "alert" was due to interruptions in the flow of Russian natural gas since June 14 and rising energy prices exacerbated by the war in Ukraine. The third and highest stage of the alarm, which is currently at the second level, was considered the “emergency” level.

This was the worry of "the situation being serious, while having winter approach!"…

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck warned in a statement, "The situation is serious, and winter will come!". Habeck, “The reduction in gas supplies is an economic attack on us by Russian President Vladimir Putin. We will defend ourselves against it. But our country will now have to take a bumpy road.” he expressed. As it is known, Russia was reducing gas flows to Germany, Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. European Union countries, on the other hand, were scrambling to refill the fuel used to produce electricity, the power industry and heat houses in winter.

Gazprom, Russia's state-owned energy giant, was using a missing part sent to Canada for repair due to interruptions in the Nord Stream-1 pipeline, Europe's largest gas pipeline running under the Baltic Sea to Germany. But the relevance of the situation to the ongoing war and the sanctions imposed on Russia was clear to everyone.

Gas cuts had started in all European countries!

After these, there was a succession of gas Decommissioning for Poland, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, France and the Netherlands. The German government was saying that current gas demands were being met and that gas storage facilities were being filled to 58% capacity, which is higher than this time last year (June 2021). However, he stated that the goal of reaching 90% by December would not be possible without further measures.

Habeck, repeated the confession: "We are in a gas crisis, even if we can't feel it yet". He was saying that Germany would not react to the situation by keeping all the supplies it receives to itself and cutting off the flow of neighboring countries. Instead, the government was urging industry and those living in Germany to reduce their consumption as much as possible.

There was going to be great trouble!

Habeck, "Prices are already high and we need to be prepared for further increases. This will affect industrial production and will be a big burden for many manufacturers” he warned. To dampen demand, the government had planned to hold auctions that would have seen large industrial consumers receive money if they opted out of their contracts. Since announcing the first phase of the contingency plan in March, Germany and other countries have been trying to get additional gas from European neighbors such as the Netherlands and Norway, as well as liquefied natural gas from producers in the Gulf and further afield.

The ‘gas’ crisis had already started in Germany, the country had moved to the alert level!

All the available data showed that countries that could not store energy would have great difficulties in the winter months. To the dismay of environmentalists, the government announced that it would increase the burning of more polluting coal and reduce the use of gas for electricity generation. Germany was saying that it had informed European partners about this move in advance.

How would the US and Europe overcome their dependence on Russia for energy?

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, explained that they discussed with their European allies to stop oil imports from Russia. In this context, the United States had begun negotiations with Venezuela, which had imposed an embargo on. The nuclear deal with Iran was also being tried to be concluded quickly. Russia's military action in Ukraine had initially led to harsh sanctions by the United States and European countries. But these sanctions did not stop Putin, and therefore Russia. Because, in fact, Joe Biden and Putin, who were guided by the same Zionist capital powers, planned the Ukrainian war together. Moreover, the United States had reduced natural gas production months earlier and increased prices.

In an environment where military operations have led to terrible destruction and many civilians and innocent people have lost their lives, the United States and European countries are also seen as the 'final blow' to Russia, that they are starting to think about stopping oil imports they had announced it and it was total bragging politics. While US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that they discussed stopping oil imports from Russia with their European allies, it was part of the Zionist plan for countries to increase their speed in search of alternatives for this reason.

With these speculations, the price of a thousand cubic meters of natural gas in Europe broke a record and reached 3,300 euros. Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia and former Head of State Dmitry Medvedev, Regarding Germany's Nord Stream-2 decision, he explained showing off: "Welcome to the new world where Europeans will pay 2000 euros for natural gas”. However, the latest data, along with these ones, exceeded Medvedev's forecasts.

On the other hand, brent oil tested $ 139, US crude oil tested $ 130, while coal prices rose by 35 percent to a new record high of $ 354 per tonne with the same concern. According to Bloomberg HT, coal was finding buyers in Indonesia and Australia at prices close to $ 500 per ton.

The world's largest oil producers were: (Per Day / Barrel)

1- USA: 15 thousand

2- Saudi Arabia: 13 thousand

3- Russia: 12 thousand

4- China: 5 thousand

5- Canada: 5 thousand

6- Iraq: 5 thousand

7- Iran: 5 thousand

8- UAE: 4 thousand

9- Brazil: 3500

10- Kuwait: 3 thousand

11- Mexico: 3 thousand

12- Venezuela: 2400

13- Norway: 2 thousand

14- Qatar: 2 thousand

15- Nigeria: 2 thousand

16- Angola: 1750

17- Algeria: 1600     

18- Kazakhstan: 1600

19- England: One Thousand

20- India: One Thousand