This Will KILL the Suez Canal

Putin’s Secret Plan to DESTROY the Suez Canal. Russia has just over 23,000 miles of coastline and almost 70 major ports. But despite having so much water space, the country is basically landlocked. This is because of one major issue: ice. Giant ice sheets essentially shut down most Russian ports for about half the year. Combine this limited port access with the crushing sanctions imposed by the West, and Russia has basically turned into a warehouse with nowhere to sell its stuff.
That is, until Putin decided the only way forward is to threaten the western dominance by overtaking the most important artery in global trade - The Suez Canal. But how?
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[@mynameisgladiator1933]

You don't understand basic finance and economics. The only user of the routes your showing is Russia. The Suez canal charges everyone who uses it which is basically the entire world a fee for use. Since only Russia would be using these routes, Russia would not be making money off the routes themselves. The other countries would. smh.

[@rcpmac]

Your video is crap

[@benediktmorak4409]

I was listening and watching how much crap one can produce in 11.29 Minutes. And seldom have i heard so much drivel.

[@protorhinocerator142]

But if Putin repeats it enough, doesn't it magically happen?

[@anonglakmoonwicha2726]

Tell me this is an anti-Russia/pro-loser channel without telling me this is an anti-Russia/pro-loser channel. This is a prize-winner in the drivel competition.

[@kenwoodburn7438]

The Free World sanctioning Russia and starving Russia of quality goods. Hilarious.

[@christopherellis2663]

Blather slatherer

[@graemes52]

@@protorhinocerator142 Yes it does, he the most respected leader in the World. A living legend and clearly a man of God.

[@williewonka6694]

What a bunch of jibberish, repetition, irrelevant words and half-baked plans.

[@EllieMaes-Grandad]

1869 by voice-over; 1861 by numbers on screen. Not a good beginning . . .

[@piehound]

Sounds like the story of my life. Will you help me . . . to open a chocolate factory ???

[@MakerInMotion]

Mark my words, I will discover the secret of the everlasting gobstopper.

[@biform13]

The comments are far more interesting than the video.

[@PauloAdriano-zo2ng]

​@@EllieMaes-Grandad Amateurish and terribly unprofessional.

[@behzadutube]

The best definition of BS I have seen since 1992

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

What happened in 1992?

[@Peter.F.C]

I like your aptly named channel. Your channel is well beyond facts and deep into the realm of fiction.

[@todjones6571]

Fitting considering the obvious bias and gaslighting.

[@graemes52]

Switch off your Masonic media and get a clue.

[@user-ov3vw8cf3o]

Hahahah. He said "crippling sanctions" as if it is true.

[@dannycbe949]

Propoganda...will NOT kill an economy...!

[@2wwwilly]

Hahaha 😂😂😂

[@XNY556-Apple]

It's spelled PROPAGANDA.

[@ahab8997]

How is this 'plan' going to affect the Suez Canal?

[@Keircomb181]

Russia is not isolated. Countries sanctioning Russia represent less than 20% of the world population.

[@derrickblackwood8852]

But over 50% of the world economy.

[@Keircomb181]

@@derrickblackwood8852 only the debt. Russia is in GDP PPP terms Europe’s largest economy now. & Russia has little to no debt.

[@Keircomb181]

@@derrickblackwood8852 actually nato is close to 35% of the world economy

[@Keircomb181]

@@derrickblackwood8852 less than 35%

[@anonglakmoonwicha2726]

Not only that, but the countries playing 'sanctions' are the only countries suffering from the effects of those sanctions.

[@mikael.wilhelm]

This channel isn't lying, it's truly Beyond Facts. Very far beyond.

[@gabrielbalbec883]

The assertion that Russia has "limited manufacturing capabilities" as compared to other developed countries is absolutely wrong, especially if you take into consideration the fact that most developed countries have been losing their industries to China at a steady rate over the past 30 years. It'd be more accurate to state that most developed countries now have "limited manufacturing capabilities" when compared with China. Apart from this, your doc is very interesting. Thanks.

[@user-vb8dk5rr3s]

Russia is not a land locked country, the Black sea is a hot water passage and the Cremea peninsula is of more significant to Russia but not the US. The Russian Federation should and had all rights to defend what rightfully belongs to them.

[@biform13]

@@user-vb8dk5rr3s Only the US is allowed to overthrow country after country and force them to only take dollars.

[@comment6864]

Yes, very good point, i made a comment about this further above from a different angle. Everyone looks at current state, but what matters more is trajectory. Russia has LOTS of manufacturing capability and what MOST important - is growing it by the day. Tons of new projects and plants being built. It's a country under construction, whereas many of the so called 'developed' countries are old and tired and NOT headed in any promising directions. They are whole dependent on and obsessed with their financial machinations and little else.

[@gabrielbalbec883]

@@comment6864 to make things worse, educational standards are collapsing and young men in the western world (I hate this word but ...) are turning away from engineering. No engineering, no industry, no industrial project, no future.

[@johnmightymole2284]

tell us again about the ports being frozen , i just love repetition and then some pointless details stating the obvious. Thank you chat gpt.

[@thomasludwig9117]

Yeah, isn't he a genius? Figured out all by himself that water freezes when it gets cold. I guess many Americans find that fascinating.

[@JohnnyBean78]

This Will NOT kill the Suez Canal.

[@protorhinocerator142]

But the picture of big ship on railroad tracks...

[@JohnnyBean78]

@@protorhinocerator142 What does that mean?

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@JohnnyBean78 The thumbnail shows a train carrying a large ship over a mountain. They couldn't put it on the internet if it was a lie. Right?

[@JohnnyBean78]

@@protorhinocerator142 What are you on? It's a made up jpeg image. It's not true. You really that gullible?

[@chlim9478]

Sure, you got RED SEA to worry about later.

[@peterpumkineater6872]

Pirates have virtually stopped all traffic through suez.

[@whatsup7253]

Russia must be scared they can't get a Big Mac and a Coke.

[@sttan2631]

Junk food

[@thishashelembe7019]

Big Mac and Coke for what exactly? That is why you got big stomachs 😂😂😂

[@afzaalkhan.m]

Haha .usa junk

[@MrLuisamartinez]

😂😂😂

[@projektkobra2247]

They have zero trouble getting those...Just under different names, or through third party suppliers.

[@ciuzdamm]

A thousand kilometers canal through mountains?!?

[@protorhinocerator142]

Anyone can make a PowerPoint presentation with dashed lines.

[@edgarw5919]

A standard American view! as the world is watching you from the distance.

[@tombeegeeeye5765]

I think the Suez serves more than mother Russia. and unlike the Panama canal she Suez is easy to modify.

[@etherospike3936]

Iran: mountains 3-4 thousands meter altitude. Russia :With an economy smaller than Spain's :we will dig 2-3 thosans kilometers through mountainous region ! Yeah right !

[@IgorGjurovski]

Crushing sanctions 😂😂😂 You myst be kidding 🤣🤣🤣

[@xiasage]

not true total lies

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

The news of. INSTC is true. But even the planning is yet to start.

5 billion dollars is not even a rounding error compared to selling raw material on other existing routes.

[@user-pm5bp1np8l]

The inaccuracies in this upload are criminal !

[@ilyakuryakin4639]

Port Sed? LOL.

[@ravdata]

Small issue - transporting a container by rail cost 3-4 times more per mile than by ship. And this is if you have the railroad capacity which is far from trivial. Large containers ships is by far most efficient transportation for containers.

[@antoniozamora7475]

In case of war, that kind of land-sea-land transport route will be easy to dismantle and disable.

[@tierra6391]

The crushing sanctions 😂😂😂😂

[@davidclemens1578]

If US and Canada replace their leadership with people that are willing to access all the resources as in oil, natural gas and increase farming, beef poultry and pork production, and also corn, grain and wheat, North America could supply all of Europe with all they need.

[@Bjowolf2]

No hormone steaks and chlorine chickens, please 😂

[@EllieMaes-Grandad]

Go veggie ! @@Bjowolf2

[@jayseaem]

@@Bjowolf2 YUK!

[@theotherandrew5540]

God help us, NO! This is of what the Washington elite want, a stranglehold on Europe.

[@abdulaiorsinekamarajr2809]

Something tells me, this guy must be Vodolf Zelensky. 😂😂😂

[@tomassamel8880]

"Countries of free world" what do you mean?

[@ukskywatcher9598]

50 vessels a day then it says closed for 6 days and 500 vessel's were waiting 😂😂

[@tupperlake100]

The intercontinental railroad various countries are installing is providing an alternative.

[@thePronto]

Doing what they have always been able to do, "but we mean it this time". What could possibly go wrong?

[@atomatman3104]

IF THE ICE IS MELTING WHERE IS THE WATER REALLY GOING.IF ITS DRYING UP SOUNDS LIKE WE DRAINING THE POOL AGAIN.

[@carmelovirgiliolim2984]

This will not compete with China's RBI bur will compliment it.

[@philandrawis6232]

fule can also pass via the Sumed pipeline where it can be shipped from Suze and picked up in Alexandria this amounts to billions of $$ in oil revenues

[@LondonarabS]

Sanction ? What sanction ……

[@richardburfoot461]

0:56 it isn’t ‘difficult to underestimate’. … difficult overstate perhaps, but it’s really quite easy to underestimate.

[@nknumero]

I'd like to hear about mega projects in the USA, UK, and EU, where multibillion-dollar profits are made, with the same emphasis on how they would help fund 'wars, terrorists, and other groups.'

[@sergey_sovetsky]

Exactly!

[@kellycutler621]

We'd like to hear a boat more gold going on. Putin's golden palace and putin super yacht and all the money stolled from all the Russian people that have all. It's the funniest thing going around the world right now

[@RickBlaine]

mega projects in the US, UK and Europe? Never heard of them! China won't lend them the money!

[@miketiong8441]

The idea is very brilliant and should be built.

[@blackhibiscus1876]

Time for you to take your medicine.this is unintelligible.

[@bdcochran01]

1. there has been a series of canals linking the Caspian Sea with the Black Sea in Russia for decades. 2. There already exists shipping between Iran and Russia via the Caspian Sea. 3. In his 20 years in power, Mr. Putin has been funding the construction of a rail network north of the trans-Siberian line and is double tracking parts of the Siberian line. 4. Any reference to the Suez Canal is ridiculous.

[@sydneystout4003]

Russia has 40 icebreakers of all kinds, & builds a super nuke powered 1 for the E. Arctic, to keep the NSR navigation all year round. Btw, the N. Caspian (not CaspiEn) gets ice covered in winter too. It'll save time & money, but $5B won't be generated by NSTR- most trade flow across it will be between the RF, Iran & India/SE Asia; It won't directly compete with Suez Canal nor the BRI.

[@Siggyroka]

Never gonna happen

[@PublicMixHardworking1]

Very very nice 😮

[@mikeosborn3906]

When you add your pound a day does you buy price change or stay the same.....

[@sunshine7453]

One belt one road is the alternative.

[@davebennett7934]

I very much doubt insurers would condone such routs as shipping is at a much higher risk. Just wont happen

[@Kounomura]

The Russians only have to wait about 10 years, and they will have the most advantageous sea routes. This is exactly what they are preparing for.

[@DanBurgaud]

4:50 Russia is so isolated from the WESTERN Market such that. Russian economy grew, Western economy shrink. Western sanctions working as intended... 🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆

[@Peter.F.C]

I don't think the Americans are quite finished embarrassing themselves or finished flushing more US dollars down what has become the Ukrainian money pit. I expect the Russians may drag this conflict out until the November election. So far the only people the American ‘support’ has hurt has been themselves and their allies.

[@anonglakmoonwicha2726]

and Russia has no friends! 🤣🤣

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

But no-one trading to or from Europe would have absolutely no reason to use the INSTC. It's not a useful route

[@jimbarron8688]

Has anybody told them they spelled the name of the side of their boat wrong?

[@Paul-zf8ob]

This Houthi problem is killing Egypt’s economy!

[@Carlos12330]

Thank you for the comments saved me wasting 11 minutes of my life ✊

[@sandponics]

The things people will do to make a dollar.

[@donnrutherford7059]

Can you stop the economic bs and just deal with the canal

[@TroyQwert]

By which side the Suez Canal is to this project?

[@keyto5526]

global South just waiting for certain amount of dedollarise to happen, then sanctions would not work on them, and would go through Iran-Russia sea and land route as new option.

[@janlampert5688]

Petrol station...or what...? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mohamedabdullah]

20% WHAT????

[@HussainAli-hj5my]

WHY'S GOOGLE ALGORITHMS IS BLOCKING MY CELLS PHONE MAKES IT DIFFICULTY FOR ME TO USE IT

[@petermachondo2031]

Propaganda is not gonna help US this time😂😂😂

[@ravulareddy]

my BP was increasing when I heard this man's voice :)

[@johankruger-gd7sd]

This is what is called misinformation.

[@thobamngadi5254]

Pay in Tubles

[@marcob4630]

unlikely enough!

[@kiyoshitakeda452]

detached from reality viewpoint

[@joseantoniodepilares6509]

Great story bro. Roll up another one...

[@teddyparagas3584]

not billion of dollars but trillions of the dollars to expense that project and not easily buid, it longer 50 years in construction. the suez canal is 10 years to build but no mountainous to dig and it longer 190 km. but that project is almost 4,000 km and a lot of highest peak mountain to dig.

[@adolphusdemadema]

Russia a gas station country....now where did I hear that same bullshit?

[@graemes52]

Russia are the biggest Gold producer in the world, by a huge margin, also the world leader in Uranium exports.

[@protorhinocerator142]

They have gold, uranium, and a couple other minerals.

[@chlim9478]

China also pretty big in gold mining.

[@grahamjacob97]

China is the largest in 2023 with 370 tonnes and depending on the source Russia and Australia are numbers 2 and 3 with about equal quantities. Kazakhstan is the world's largest uranium producer with over 22,000 tonnes while Russia is 6th with about 2500 tonnes. Russia's overall economy sits between Canada (population around 39 million) and Australia (population around 26 million). Russia has a lot of very poor people and a few stupendously wealth people. There is almost nothing that Russia produces of quality. BTW I've been there too.

[@graemes52]

@@grahamjacob97 Flaky emotional feminine ranting is never helpful or realistic. Russia provide Tons of gold bearing quartz rock, AKA 'Pay dirt' to China, they sell it by the freight train load, so a large % of China's gold numbers is in fact MINED in Russia. Russia has the same arrangement with India, so obviously part of India's Gold numbers for Gold comes in fact from Russia. Russia have vast Gold reserves in the ground. Kazakhstan is the world's largest uranium producer but all the large mining companies there are Russian, Russia also have the specialised vessels to transport it around the world. European and indeed US Nuclear plants are designed and engineered specifically to Run on Russian produced Uranium. They cant just shop around lol. We are secretly completely dependent on Russian PRODUCED Uranium every Month. Measuring a countries economy in terms of GDP is blind ignorance. The Russians make better missiles, vastly superior submarines, artillery and howitzers, tanks, ICBMs etc for a TENTH of the cost of the West literally. Russia have NO Homeless people, so how are you measuring ''poor'' A state 'rented' house in the poorest parts of Russia, comes with free heating, electric, water and internet. YES really. Putin has lifted 40% the country out of poverty in the last 25 years. In addition to this they get free University education, free Medical care and dental care. They also get interest free loans to property develop. In addition to this free land is available to Russians and foreigners who settle to develop small farm, or market garden Child allowance is very generous and cash bonuses are given for each child born.

[@graemes52]

@@grahamjacob97 Russia provide Tons of gold bearing quartz rock, AKA 'Pay dirt' to China, they sell it by the freight train load, so a large % of China's gold numbers is in fact MINED in Russia. Russia has the same arrangement with India, so obviously part of India's Gold numbers for Gold comes in fact from Russia. Russia have vast Gold reserves in the ground. Kazakhstan is the world's largest uranium producer but all the larger uranium mining companies there are Russian, Russia also have the specialised vessels to transport it around the world. European and indeed US Nuclear plants are designed and engineered specifically to Run on Russian produced Uranium. They cant just shop around lol. We are secretly completely dependent on Russian PRODUCED Uranium every Month. Measuring a countries economy in terms of GDP is blind ignorance. The Russians make better missiles, vastly superior submarines, artillery and howitzers, tanks, ICBMs etc for a tenth of the cost of the West literally. Russia have NO Homeless people, so how are you measuring ''poor'' A state 'rented' house in the poorest parts of Russia, comes with free heating, electric, water and internet. YES really. Putin has lifted 40% the country out of poverty in the last 25 years. In addition to this they get free University education, free Medical care and dental care. They also get interest free loans to property develop. In addition to this free land is available to Russians and foreigners who settle to develop small farm, or market gardens, Child allowance is very generous, and cash bonuses are given for each child born.

[@andrewaajohnson7584]

UTTER COBBLERS!🧐

[@jurgschupbach3059]

digging Tunnelo in Hin Du Kusch

[@kiwikeith7633]

What RUBBISH commentary. Did the CIA compose it?

[@bobwilk5155]

This Russian project will change whole World, Not so Much at first, but slowly would make options for India and China.

[@comment6864]

Why is this video showing the Azov sea and the port of Mariupol as not part of Russia?? And Russia's black sea fleet has not been destroyed as this video implies. It is just fine. Any losses will be recovered in a snap. Not critical at all. Ukraine will soon be capitulating. You guys better prepare instead of spewing anti-Russia propaganda. Very silly.

[@richmck007]

1869 or 1861????

[@tiwaringp]

Too much background, looks like just to make video longer..

[@skynetupbracknielson590]

Don’t ( tell Biden ) that he’ll crash a ship, in that canal,and shut it down

[@nitsujnaej]

More bollocks from the Anglo-Axis.

[@StarCrystal9]

What crushing sanctions??

[@jayyoo906]

No enough cargo to profit in yhe new northern route. It is needed for Russia to move naval fleet.

[@gillesparis3889]

You need to review your facts concerning the Russian economy.

[@RickBlaine]

Be fair in the comments please. This is from "BEYOND facts". It is a long way beyond!!!!

[@xyork]

This is almost 12 minutes of absolute nonsense, often repeated.

[@andrean-rakka]

Some much hate cramp on one single video.

[@crhu319]

BRI and INSTC are merged ...😊

[@evelynsiegrist8311]

And the VAUNTED UN DOES???????

[@danaalexander4691]

International trade routes are blood vessels of the humans' economy for both survival and lasting progress - so it make sense that they should be built everywhere where they can satisfy the need/demand and cost/benefit criteria. The more of them in operation the better for both the national and global economy effectiveness and the consumers - so any unfair competition among the owners/operators of those trade routes must be punished and regulated globally by international authority applying the relevant international law. It is highly uncivilised to allow and tollerate the trade routes' owners/operators to hold the law abiding clients (businessess and countries) at ransom via weaponising the service by greed and politics.

[@johnl5316]

"major ports"? hardly

[@myerax]

Are you sure russia doesn't have manufacturing capabilities? Where do you base that on?

[@NanaMacTwins]

Flatten Qom!

[@dipiti8739]

4 minutes was too much.

[@challasriram8103]

Most awaited Alternation for Russia and Other ASIAN countries 💐😎💐

[@ammerudgrenda]

LOL

[@HussainAli-hj5my]

BENADICK YOU ARE DOING THE SAME PICK ONE STATEMENT AND DISCUSS IT THAT IS PROGRES

[@cmichaelhoover8432]

This may help Russia get oil and grain to India and China, but no other country will use it as the costs of the logistics, not to mention the fees that Iran and Russia would want will make it way more expensive than the Suez. Not to mention that Israel is working on a parallel canal from Eilat on the Red Sea to the Mediterranean in Gaza. If Hamas is destroyed, that will be a boon to both Israel and the Palestinians.

[@barrysmart2389]

Rubbish, Novorossysk is a year round Russian port

[@barrymoore6072]

Agree with the comments below and it totally disregards getting thoguh the Back Sea, with goods being loaded and unloaded sea, road and rail. Basically it is a load of tosh.

[@ranjitkundu7919]

Gibberish

[@StevanRozic-eh7wk]

A lot of B.S 😂

[@njesperson7760]

The INSTC could not replace the Suez Canal. It wouldn't even slow inports and exports to Europe. The INSTC ould fit nicely into the Chinese Belt and Road initiatives

[@mumblic]

Channels name say it's all