Xi refused: Putin returned from China to Russian with "broken heart" - Bloomberg

It is reported that Putin has abandoned the main consumer of the Russian methane - the European Union, when he decided to start a full -scale invasion of Ukraine. He believed that China would come to the EU. However, according to the article, Xi Jinping has other plans. Putin and si have met more than once. After these meetings, Moscow repeatedly stated the rapid conclusion of the Siber-2 gas pipeline agreement. However, the Kremlin head eventually remained "nothing.

" The material states that China has already signed contracts for the supply of more than sufficient gas to meet the growing needs. In addition, Beijing is alert to the energy of Moscow of European states. Putin was reported to go to China last week. This visit did not lead to anything again. "It's always a complicated process," he said to the Russian media.

"After four years of design works of PJSC" Gazprom "the initial plan-a gas pipeline through Siberia and Mongolia-it seems not discussed,"-says the material. It is also noted that Putin proposed to carry out a new gas pipeline with a new gas pipeline. However, it will not meet additional demand, because consumption in China is practically not increasing. Yes, electric vehicles eat the share of gasoline and diesel market.

"Bold words cannot hide the sound of a broken heart of the dictator," Fixling wrote. It is reported that Russia will lay hundreds of thousands of tons of steel pipes to give Beijing the possibility of choosing - an alternative source of crude oil to protect against the risk that in the event of a major conflict, the United States can interfere with the supply of energy to China.

The material states that in the world that quickly abandons fossil fuel, reliability becomes the only one that Moscow can offer. However, the behavior of the Russian Federation has even destroyed this advantage in recent years. Earlier it was reported that Putin and Jinping discussed Ukraine and possible negotiations. According to the leader of the PRC, Beijing holds a consistent position on hostilities in Ukraine and emphasizes the need to comply with the UN.