Ukraine's Death Agony: Ukrainian Armed Forces Attack on Druzhba Oil Pipeline

Ukraine attacked the Druzhba oil pipeline in the Bryansk region of Russia. After the attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, oil supplies from Russia via the Druzhba pipeline completely stopped. Hungary and Slovakia were left without oil. Zelensky said that the existence of Druzhba depends on Hungary's position. How will Hungary and Slovakia cope with the shortage of Russian oil? We will analyze why Europe supports the refusal of oil from Russia, despite the risks, and why Germany and Poland are nationalizing Russian assets. More details in the new video. 0:00 AGONY of Ukraine: Attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the DRUZHBA oil pipeline 0:50 Attack on the Druzhba oil pipeline. Reaction of Europe, Slovakia and Hungary 1:17 EU: warnings, sanctions and refusal of oil from Russia 2:44 Geopolitics: New Pipelines and EU Strategy 3:54 Legal Ban: Hungary and Slovakia Without Russian Oil 4:49 Druzhba Oil Pipeline Route: Geography of Supplies to Europe 5:55 History of "Friendship": Oil Pipeline in the Context of the USSR 6:56 EU sanctions: ban on seaborne oil shipments from Russia 8:34 Germany and Poland: refusal of oil and the fate of Rosneft assets 10:21 Rosneft's Ultimatum: How Did Germany Lose Russian Oil? 12:18 Polish Politics: "Not Really Wanted" Russian Oil 13:46 Results and the Future of Energy: What Awaits Europe?