Russian television is preparing viewers for the West's ban on oil and gas exports
Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov devoted the second part of his Sunday program, which aired after midnight, to discussing the topic: what to do if the West imposes “Iranian-type” sanctions against Russia.
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What it is, was deciphered by the program participant, editor-in-chief of Nezavisimaya Gazeta Konstantin Remchukov.
“A new package of sanctions is being considered - to ban the export of hydrocarbons from Russia and to ban the financing of oil and gas pipelines for resources coming from Russia. This means that the Chinese will not be able to finance the Power of Siberia gas pipeline, because otherwise they will be subject to sanctions. We may find ourselves isolated,” Remchukov said.
Soloviev invited his guests to offer an option for a special Russian path if the situation develops according to this scenario. Mutually exclusive ideas were put forward.
Sergei Kurginyan proposed to carry out oprichina-light, journalist Vitaly Tretyakov - to create a world reserve for straight people, writer Alexander Prokhanov - to build a kingdom of justice. Director Karen Shakhnazarov believes that Russian people will only respond to the call to make Russia the best in the world. Liberals Mikhail Borshchevsky and Mikhail Amosov argued that there is no need to abandon the Western path; on the contrary, it is necessary to create a competitive environment in politics.
After listening to all the opinions of his guests, Soloviev asked the audience “not to be afraid”, because a “strong leader and a professional government” will solve all the problems facing the country.
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