morale but it is also going to be still going. they have been insisting on kt fact that no one should be this claims to regrad due wait. clearly significant and important that it isn t just the town of kherson, it s taken by ukrainian forces. interesting in eastern donetsk. they seem fairly stable and they should take the settlements there also significant, max. melissa in kyiv. thank you. now european asian markets bracing for a price surge after russia said one of the pipe lines would remain shut
electricians, we re going to need laborerers and utility workers sean: in other words a big transition to renewables is never going to happen under biden and any incremental transition will do nothing but drive up the cost of energy across the board. the only actual way to bring down prices is to produce more gas and oil, the life blood of the world s economy. i ll say it again. in order to apiece the climate alarmist consult in his party and pull the wool over your eyes, the administration is now trying to outsource all energy needs overseas. that s why they re trying to do a deal with iran and sending emissaries over to venezuela. that s why he will bow before the crowned prince the guy he says is responsible for killing jamal khashoggi. the pariah nation of saudi arabia, in order to make another big show about shutting down oil and gas infrastructure like, for example, pipe lines and refineries and exploration
round of sanctions? is it enough? is it even what the ukrainians need right now? well, it s good but, no, it s not enough. while europe continues to receive so much of its gas and oil in in particular from russi it s sending a huge amount of money, hundreds of billions of euros worth to help the russian economy which in turn enables russia to continue its aggression against ukraine so more needs to be done. chancellor scholz making quite a big deal they are going to cut off coal imports. that s very much different from what you were just referring to, oil and gas. yeah, that s good. the oil should certainly be the next one because that s easier to replace than gas which comes through fixed pipe lines over land mostly. so that s the most difficult one to replace, but i think european
are using to justify expansionism because they sense weakness in this president. we are facing a russia poised to do a not with its movement with its military on the borders of the ukraine. how far in they go it doesn t matter. what are they trying to do. jack up the price of natural gas. hold natural gas hostage. their positions in the east and northeast of russia on the borders of the ukraine, that s the perfect position to protect these pipe lines. they can send the price of natural gas? germ any skyrocketing and break the back of nato. they have done it before and they are poised to do it. by doing that, what happens? the price of oil also