American newspaper “New York Times”;
Putin and Bensalman are mocking us and laughing.
Putin and Bensalman are mocking us and laughing.
Putin and Bin Salman are hoping to stoke inflation fueled by rising energy prices to help Trump-led Republicans take control of the House of Representatives in next month’s US election.
The American newspaper “New York Times” in a report while criticizing Germany’s previous policies towards energy, challenged the alignment of Saudi Arabia and Russia in OPEC+ in order to reduce oil production, parts of which we read below;
Wars create amazing alliances. For example, today, America and its NATO allies support the Ukrainians, and Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Bernie Sanders, the House Progressive Caucus, and the entire G.O.P. are against them.
All the pro-Moscow countries are trying to make sure that Putin has more oil income than ever and can use this income to defeat Ukraine and pose a serious challenge to Europe this winter.
In another corner, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman are also likely hoping to exacerbate inflation caused by the rise in energy prices since the war between Russia and Ukraine in order to win over the Republicans in the US elections next month. under the leadership of “Donald Trump” to help take control of the House of Representatives. This could be an advantage for both of these countries because they see Trump as a president who favors crude oil more than green energy.
The OPEC+ cartel, which includes Russia and Saudi Arabia, agreed on Wednesday to collectively cut production by 2 million barrels per day. Meanwhile, the world was already moving towards recession and the global oil and gas market is currently extremely tight. In this way, the prices not only do not decrease, but they reach more than 100 dollars per barrel and stabilize at this price.
