Polar bears are fierce enough
Helpless and tragic and angry
Putin is really fierce enough to put the world's biggest fire, rather than burn all the expensive natural gas, rather than supply natural gas to Europe.
Surface: Putin is fierce enough.
On the Russian-Finnish border, the Poltovaya compressor station, a huge orange torch stretching out into the sky, burning fiercely.
About 4.34 million cubic meters of natural gas are burned every day, or more than $10 million, from June to the present day.
This is the world's largest man-made burning event. McCarty: I've never seen a natural gas plant burn on such a large scale.
The West: Putin engages in extreme pressure, using natural gas as an energy weapon, and Onin is crushed by jade, not for the whole.
Natural gas prices in Europe have soared, and people are anxious about gas prices; Russia burned a large amount of precious natural gas, fierce enough.
Western media: The flames over Poltovaya are becoming a new symbol of The Russian-European energy war. However, Russia is helpless enough, tragic enough.
Russian gas cannot be sold, cannot be transferred to other places, and there is no suitable buyer.
Natural gas has too much backlog, exceeds the limit, and will explode. The easiest and most effective way is to burn it.
Western: There may be technical problems in Russia, "it may be that some valves are broken and they cannot be replaced." The reason for not being able to replace it is Western sanctions.
Russia complained that Russia compressed natural gas supply was sent for repair of turbines because of the seizure. Russia has gas, but the key core equipment, clinging to the West.
If Russia is helpless enough, tragic enough, and very angry. Because the West criticizes Russia for destroying the environment.
Russia burns 4.34 million cubic meters of natural gas every day, releasing about 9,000 tons of carbon dioxide, which is a serious disaster for the Arctic region and the global climate.
In short, Russia is a serious damager to the earth's environment. Westerners do; Russia is so dazzling that it is a great rebellion.
Russia put the world's largest fire, preferring to burn its own natural gas rather than deliver it to the West; The West nested fire, endured several times the soaring price of natural gas, and watched as natural gas was burned by Russia.
