Russia & China’s $13B Gas Pipeline Deal: The Power Struggle Behind Siberia 2! || What’s going on??

Russia & China’s $13B Gas Pipeline Deal: The Power Struggle Behind Siberia 2!
In this video, we dive deep into the evolving energy partnership between Russia and China, focusing on the ambitious Power of Siberia 2 natural gas pipeline project. Russia, a major global supplier of natural gas, has been working to secure new markets as Europe seeks alternatives. China, with its rapidly growing energy demands, seems like the perfect partner. In 2021, the two nations reached a preliminary agreement on a massive $13 billion pipeline that would stretch over 2,600 kilometers, connecting Russia's vast natural gas reserves directly to China.
However, the path to completing this project has been far from smooth. We explore the complications surrounding the proposed route, with China reportedly favoring a path through Kazakhstan instead of Mongolia. This alternative routing presents several challenges, including concerns over Mongolia's growing ties with Western countries and potential risks to China's energy security.
We also discuss the broader implications of the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline for both Russia and China, including the strategic importance of securing a stable energy supply and reducing reliance on Middle Eastern energy routes. With Western media frequently reporting on tensions in the project negotiations, we break down the facts and dispel some of the myths.
Will Russia and China be able to overcome these obstacles and successfully complete the pipeline by 2030? Join us as we explore the economic, geopolitical, and strategic factors shaping this major energy initiative.
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[@bentony7548]

it is very very very simple question.if russia insist the Rus-China gas pipe should go through Mongolia, then this pipe of energy is not a stable energy supply. then it is not important to China anymore. then China should not discuss with Russia about it anymore.just let Russia and Mongol build their pipe using their money. China will not rely on one single energy supply and unstable supply...

[@cosmic24680]

China must not build the pipeline from Russia by passing through Mongolia. China is aware that good relationship with Mongolia is not steady and reliable and can turn bad at any moment. Passing through Kazakhtan is a wiser and better choice.

[@Jodoe243]

100% correct. Mongolia is a fence sitter.

[@vanhocwong6689]

The amount of gas China needs would require a pipeline via Mongolia and Kazakhstan

[@Felipe-n3j]

Russia , China & Mongolia finally agreed to push tru the second biggest gas pipeline from Russia to China tru Mongolia…

[@billyesomann]

Not yet, don't be too hilarious

[@Abcdef-xt2tl]

Viva y Slava Russia !!!..🇷🇺 🫡🤨🙂

[@אסף-ת9ס]

"דיבורים כמו חול,ואין מה לאכול".כולם יודעים שסין דופקת את השותפים שלה.רוסיה יכולה לקנות יותר מסין,אבל עיסקאות האנרגיה ההפסדיות,לא משאירות לכסף לזה