Ukraine's Death Agony: Ukrainian Attack Tankers and CPC Station

In this episode, Boris Martsinkevich reveals the shocking paradox of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attacks in the Black Sea on both the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) station and tankers belonging to oil giants Chevron and Shell. We'll examine why the Kazakh Foreign Ministry pointedly ignored the Ukrainian ambassador and how the shutdown of the CPC pipeline threatens Astana's budget with billions of dollars in losses. You'll learn about the strange silence of global shareholders and the real reasons why Kazakh oil is held hostage by Britain's geopolitical game. Learn more in the new video. 00:00 Attack on oil tankers: Kazakhstan summons EU ambassadors 00:27 Why is Kazakhstan talking to the West and not Ukraine? 01:21 Ukraine's Strikes on Russia and Kazakhstan: Consequences of the Attacks on the CPC 01:45 Attack details: Which tankers were damaged (Chevron, KazMunaiGas) 03:22 Silence from the US and Britain: Chevron and Shell are losing money 04:07 Oil Market Reorganization? Who's Really Behind the Attacks? 04:40 LUKOIL's role in the CPC: How sanctions are affecting the situation 06:27 Where will Kazakhstan redirect its oil? Alternative routes 07:25 What damage did the attacks on the CPC cause to Russia? 10:52 Direct Damage to Transneft and LUKOIL: Facts and Figures 1:40 PM Why is Russia SILENT? Secrecy surrounding the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) 13:57 Conclusions and project support