Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "Putin bans oil export to nations upholding EU price cap | DW News" video.

Putin has plenty of customers. And decreasing supply will push global prices up. It's the G7 that will have to change, and they will, they will pay a lot more for energy, indefinitely
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@ethanarmstrong1974 and yours does not exist
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@TheNilla2020 would that validate or invalidate the message?
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@TheNilla2020 fine, the messenger is all important, not the message. deal with the message, not the messenger. it would serve you well.
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@CorporalCookie no one will have to fork over any extra for insurance. do you think oil shipping was insurance free pre price cap? just means the non G7 insurance companies will have a bonanza in trade and places like London will lose business. another loss for the dumb West. The rise in cost of oil will more than compensate Russia. why do you think Russia has received more revenues from its energy exports since the sanctions? Cut supply, demand remains the same, price goes up...basic economics old boy. Time for the West to re-think.
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@TheNilla2020 apart from everyone else in the world who actually understands the situation in Ukraine. deal with the message, not with the messenger, and it shows how weak your side is that they can't deal with the arguments without screaming in panic "bot, bot bot"
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oh, and oil, and coal, and gold, and nickel, and uranium, and grain to feed the world, and fertilizers, oh and suddenly we see Russia exports what the world needs, hmmm.
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Vladimir Putin - "We are ready for peace talks, but, first, don't you guys need a power grid in order for the Zoom call to work?"
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because its very high value was making Russian exports too expensive. The ruble is in good shape and exactly where Putin wants it. not the "rubble" that dimwit Biden boasted about
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except these toys are fuels that keep granma warm enough to survive winter and economies to keep alive
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