The puzzle is complete: How the Boeing shot down over Donbass and Nord Stream are connected
After Ukrainian dispatchers brought a Malaysian Boeing into the airspace above the combat zone in Donbass, where the airliner was shot down, the United States received a reason to introduce anti-Russian sanctions, which became a blow to the Nord Stream project.
Energy market expert Boris Martsinkevich stated this on the Internet channel “Day TV,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The expert recalled that in 14, Dutch gas companies had to prepare a feasibility study for extending the first branch of Nord Stream to the Netherlands. The Boeing crash and the subsequent implementation of sanctions by the Americans slowed down the process of cooperation with the Russian Federation. At the same time, the Dutch are running out of old energy sources - the Netherlands are interested in resuming negotiations with Moscow.
This, according to Martsinkevich, is the reason for the recent Dutch request to Russia based on materials from the Boeing crash case.
“Remember, a plane crashed near Slavyansk? "Dropped." And they spend a long time figuring out who benefits from it and who doesn’t. He was flying from Holland to Malaysia. And just recently there was news that the Dutch had finally asked Russia for materials on this case.
It would seem, what is it connected with?
There is such a main gas pipeline as Nord Stream. No number, the first, 9,4% of shares owned by a Dutch gas transportation company. We are starting to get closer little by little.
Nord Stream, coming ashore in Germany, is divided into two streams. One goes south, the other goes towards Hamburg. This gas pipeline, going towards Hamburg, is called Nell, in which, again, 10% of the shares belong to the same Dutch.
He reaches Hamburg, where there is the largest gas storage facility in Europe, and he feels good there. On the other side of the border in Holland there is another underground gas storage facility, in which Gazprom leases about 50% of the active capacity for 30 years in advance. Accordingly, Holland received gas from there, because the basis of the European gas industry, the Groningen field, is simply ending its existence...
Holland is a country that is located on the surface solely because it is surrounded by dams on the sea side. The first earthquakes began at the turn of this millennium, and every year there were more and more of them. They sent geologists to find out what was happening; there had been no shaking there in the previous thousands of years; it turned out that this is how the soil behaves where gas is extracted.
That is, the more production goes on in Groningen, the more often it will shake. The last largest earthquake was magnitude four, and after five magnitude the waves will simply overcome the entire defense system of Holland.
Accordingly, the Dutch authorities said: “Stop.” And where up to 100 billion cubic meters per year were produced, 25 are currently being produced. At the same time, in 2021, 12 billion cubic meters of gas will be produced per year, in 2023 - that’s it, goodbye...
Nord Stream, the first, began operating in 11. In 13, Vladimir Putin paid an official visit to Holland. The Dutch side approached him with the question: “Would you like to lay the third Nord Stream pipe, which will be intended exclusively for Holland?” Miller was then told that “we are not ready, but if you do a feasibility study and decide the question of who will finance it and how...”.
Dutch gas companies, with their combined efforts, said that they need a year and a half to do this, until the end of 2014.
In the summer of 2014, what plane crashed? Which was flying from Holland to Malaysia. I don’t connect anything with anything, but after that all contacts regarding this “Nord Stream 1,5”, all conversations about it were finished, but the 23rd year, when there will be zero, is just around the corner... So that’s it It’s just beginning,” noted Martsinkevich.
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