The European Union today continues to depend heavily on Russian gas, the graph that I show you below reveals that India has become the main fuel supplier to Europe, that does not seem at first sight to have nothing to do with Russia, but the black line in The center of the graph shows India's oil imports from Russia.
Russia is selling all of its oil through India to the European Union and the rest of the world which was zero before the war started and is now at over two million barrels a day how can India have production of two million barrels per day, Russia is the one behind this and what this graph shows us is that despite the fact that the European Union sanctions Russia, the European Union continues to buy Russian oil through India, another country with a nuclear arsenal.
Not only have they changed the label for Russian oil, now they also give that oil much more expensive than before, in the first months of 2023 we have witnessed how Russia continues to sell its oil, but instead of Europe buying that oil directly They are buying through third parties like India and Russia of course you are earning more than before instead of less.
Blomberg actually also released a report titled Russian Oil Still Powering Europe's Cars With India's Help, in which this news article points out that India is importing unprecedented levels of Russian crude, then India is doing It is obviously simply refining that crude oil that Russia sells, transforming it into fuel that can be used in vehicles such as Diesel, for example, and then exporting all that refined fuel to the European Union with a much more expensive surcharge than before.
In this way friends Russia loses income from the sale of oil Yes, maybe, but Europe ends up paying more for its oil than even before and India on the other hand has a stratospheric profit as an intermediary, it is a great deal.
India is about to replace Saudi Arabia with the largest supplier of refined fuel to Europe, let me repeat this India is about to overtake Saudi Arabia but actually who is behind India is Moscow.
This situation raises very serious questions about the economic and political implications of this new dynamic in the oil market, the question must also arise among us about how this will affect trade relations between Europe, Russia and India and if this trend will continue. in the future So what will happen.
This is a problem, like a double-edged sword for the European Union, because it is actually driving demand for Russian oil and increasing the cost of shipping cargo through India, while Russia has drastically increased its exports. of oil now expected to exceed two billion thousand a day, as of April India began importing 44% of all its oil from Russia.
So India wins as an intermediary, Russia maintains itself and may even increase its GDP this year, but Europe especially the Working class, they have been badly hurt due to the cost of living crisis and the decrease in real wages, someone is paying this cost and it is neither Putin nor the world leaders and that has caused a drop in the standard of living of all Europeans and also why not of the rest of the world.
That has also led some people to sign that the European Union is essentially sanctioning itself or at least sanctioning its own working population, that in the end is the goal of the globalist agenda.
