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🇷🇺⚡ Putin warns that Europe could soon face dramatically higher energy costs after moving away from Russian gas. Putin argued that Europe previously bought Russian gas for around $150, while European consumers could eventually pay as much as $1,500 under the bloc’s current energy policies. He criticized the West’s...

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Rudy Bauer14 days ago

🇷🇺 army... collapsing

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newswatch4u14 days ago

Most parts of Europe have cut themselves from russian gas. So no big problem here.

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Mark jaxon14 days ago

Putin’s energy price claims need context. Europe’s energy costs depend on global markets, supply, and policy not just where its gas comes from.

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🔚14 days ago

It’s a distraction so they can take over the world the elite’s little pets, Russia, China, India .

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Atik | Defense Intel14 days ago

Weaponizing energy dependencies highlighted Europe’s vulnerability after shifting away from long-term pipeline gas. A stable Eurasian security architecture requires addressing infrastructure security alongside regional supply chain shifts. Follow @Atik_Intel for geopolitical analysis & defense tracking.

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🔚14 days ago

@WhiteHouse let’s start building free energy for needy countries . Oil causes wars. @POTUS @elonmusk it would be cheaper than having wars

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War Tard14 days ago

After the destruction of the Nordstream 2 pipeline, I delved into 'conspiracy" adjacent theory as Grok told me. German industry is unsurpassed and next door Russia was providing cheap energy and their relationship on trade was symbiotic. Was the Ukraine and Iran War waged to disrupt the unification of the Eurasian landmass?

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🔚14 days ago

Remember people in the past have invented energy sources, electricity, and vehicles that did not use oil or gas . We all can work together and not let them divide and hate each other .

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William „D-Fens“ Foster (Reduce the Population)14 days ago

Make the gas price 20$.

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Bkhamees00114 days ago

I'm so pleased I keep forgetting what I walked into the room for. I'm making room for a little uncomplicated joy.

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Vette Midler14 days ago

A depraved midget responsible for thousands and thousands of deaths wants the world to include him in its security plan?

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J14 days ago

i rather be cold than fund russian war criminals, fuck them, at least we can put guzzoline in our cars, they be using lavrov's horse and kart soon, with the dimwit pa on your cars for horse soon!!

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