China, Russia, and Mongolia sign a $900 billion energy agreement | This has caused panic in the EU!

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Hey friends, for more interesting insider stories, join my channel: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU6f3KcGCdbR2R-o2ZSmzQA/join #China #ChinaNews #Russia #Mongolia #Energy #Oil #NaturalGas #PowerofSiberia-2 #EU #India On September 3rd, China held a world-shaking military parade in Beijing. The meticulously ordered formations and the display of cutting-edge weaponry undoubtedly captured global attention. For me, this scene is particularly striking. But what you may not know is that just the day before the parade, China, Russia, and Mongolia quietly signed a 30-year natural gas cooperation agreement. This agreement, valued at over $900 billion, is a "super-order" that will impact the future global energy landscape. Interestingly, at almost the same time, Europe is desperately trying to break free from its dependence on Russian natural gas, even planning a complete "cut-off" within the next few years. China's participation could potentially almost completely replace Russia's natural gas export capacity to Europe. In today's video, we'll discuss: Why did a pipeline project take three countries nearly a decade to negotiate? And what practical impact will this project have on Europe? ********************************************************* This Is A Channel That Discusses China's Strategy And The Rise Of Asia. We Will Provide An In-Depth Analysis Of The Development Trends In Asia And The Impact Of China's Rise In This New Era. Subscribe To My Channel Now And Learn More About The Latest Developments In China's Strategy, Geopolitics, And Economic Rise. ********************************************************* DISCLAIMER: Our channel is purely made for Information purposes, based on facts, rumors, and fiction. ********************************************************* MUSIC: StoryBlocks/Audio Library 🎥FOOTAGE licensed through StoryBlocks and Filmpac. ********************************************************* Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing.