Ukraine's fatal MISTAKE: Ukrainian attack on the 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 stopped completely: Hungary and Slovakia were left without oil, despite Europe's promise. In response, the Russian Federation attacked Azerbaijan's interests in Ukraine – the terminal and oil depot of SOCAR in the Odessa region. Boris Martsinkevich will tell in detail about the dependence of Ukraine, Hungary and Slovakia on pipeline infrastructure and will assess political strategies in the energy market in the context of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. More details in the new video Geoenergetics Info 0:00 Fatal MISTAKE of Ukraine: Attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the DRUZHBA oil pipeline 0:46 Strikes on oil refineries in Ukraine and the Druzhba oil pipeline 1:47 Czech Republic Refuses Russian Oil: New Supply Routes 2:22 Hungary and Slovakia: Why is Russia critically IMPORTANT? 3:01 Europe and Sanctions Exemption for Hungary and Slovakia 4:54 Volumes of oil supplies from Russia via Druzhba 5:48 Druzhba Route: UAV Incidents on Ukrainian Territory 6:12 Changes in the supply scheme and transit through Ukraine 7:51 Blow to Odessa: SOCAR Oil Refinery and Azerbaijan's Interests 9:40 Kazakhstan Oil: Reasons for Stopping Transit through the Caspian Sea 10:15 "Contract of the Century" in Azerbaijan: The Importance and Role of BP 12:58 Kazakhstan Oil Exports: Bypass Routes Around Russia 13:58 Oil Supply Outlook: Forecasts and Warnings 14:15 The Role of the CTC in the New Conditions