Comments by "King Ace" (@kingace6186) on "Russia's Catastrophic Oil u0026 Gas Problem" video.

  1. Exactly this factor is too undiscussed.
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  2.  @loveClaires19  1) Ukraine is the breadbasket of the world; before Russia stole their valuable ports, Ukraine used to be the second-highest exporter of wheat, grain, maze, e.t.c. 2) Ukraine possesses the second-largest possessor of untapped energy resources. Much of which is situated along the Dnieper-Donetsk basin (the east) and all across Ukraine's coast (especially near Crimea). [Coal, Oil, Natural Gas]. Both of which are the primary territorial targets of Russia's war in Ukraine -- since 2014. 3) Ukraine is a diverse land, filled w/ mountains, plains, rivers, & basins. Because of this, the country has a very rich supply of minerals. Minerals like manganese, salt, graphite, sulfur, kaolinite, titanium, nickel, magnesium, timber, & mercury. Materials that are crucial to the technological era (especially to Russia which has been economically sanctioned back to the 20th century).
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  3.  @pierrecurie  For Moldova, 2 things need to be understood. 1) If they let Transnistria go, being such a small country, Moldova would crumble apart 1 region at a time. 2) Ukraine was/is an essential buffer between Russia (Moldova's former soviet masters) & Transnistria (Moldova's 'pro-Soviet Russia' region). Therefore, if Russia actually had an efficient military & conquered a land corridor from Donetsk to Tranistria, not only will Ukraine fall, but Moldova would fall, too.
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  4. This side of the story is most often skipped or misinformed. But RealLifeLore did a great job.
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  5.  @press8404  shoo shoo
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  6.  @alxnd_r6345  It takes more than one Superpower to tango.
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  7.  @KaptainKlunk1  ??
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  8.  @barnacleburrito3728  such as?
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