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This little piece opens up a new view on the Russian conflict basically stating the US and Europe are paying Putin to war on Ukraine as both have directed their energy needs away from domestic production.
US 'paying Putin to invade' Ukraine based on energy policy: Oil analyst
Stephen Schork argues US gas prices could surge above $5 in high tax states on Russia-Ukraine conflict
The Schork Group principal Stephen Schork argued on Tuesday that the United States is "paying" Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine based on America’s energy policy.
Speaking on "Mornings with Maria" the oil analyst argued that the U.S. and especially Europe are now seeing "the dark side of the green agenda" as the regions are now "more vulnerable" to a lack of natural resources.
He went on to argue that Europe put all their eggs "into a significant basket, and now they are being held hostage because their primary supplier has chosen to go to war."
Schork made the arguments as benchmark U.S. crude crossed the $100 per barrel level early Tuesday. Brent crude, the global benchmark, was also trading over $100 per barrel as Russia, a major oil producer, continued to invade Ukraine and as the U.S. and its allies stepped up economic sanctions against Russia.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/...de-ukraine-based-on-energy-policy-oil-analyst
US 'paying Putin to invade' Ukraine based on energy policy: Oil analyst
Stephen Schork argues US gas prices could surge above $5 in high tax states on Russia-Ukraine conflict
The Schork Group principal Stephen Schork argued on Tuesday that the United States is "paying" Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine based on America’s energy policy.
Speaking on "Mornings with Maria" the oil analyst argued that the U.S. and especially Europe are now seeing "the dark side of the green agenda" as the regions are now "more vulnerable" to a lack of natural resources.
He went on to argue that Europe put all their eggs "into a significant basket, and now they are being held hostage because their primary supplier has chosen to go to war."
Schork made the arguments as benchmark U.S. crude crossed the $100 per barrel level early Tuesday. Brent crude, the global benchmark, was also trading over $100 per barrel as Russia, a major oil producer, continued to invade Ukraine and as the U.S. and its allies stepped up economic sanctions against Russia.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/...de-ukraine-based-on-energy-policy-oil-analyst