Gazprom’s Huge Unexpected Win Against Ukraine in The Hague!

In a stunning turn of events, Gazprom has emerged victorious against Ukraine in The Hague, marking a significant win for Russia’s energy giant. The litigation, which has been ongoing for years, has finally come to an end, with the Hague tribunal ruling in favor of Gazprom – it unfroze Gaprom export’s assets in the Netherlands and threw out the Ukraine’s claim against them. This unexpected outcome has sent shockwaves across the energy market, with experts scrambling to understand the implications for the Russian economy and Ukraine’s energy sector. As a major player in the global energy market, Gazprom’s win has significant implications for international energy policy and trade. In this video, we’ll delve into the details of the ruling, exploring what it means for Russia’s natural gas exports, Ukraine’s energy security, and the broader BRICS community. We’ll also examine the role of international law in shaping energy diplomacy and the impact of frozen assets on the global economy. Join us as we break down the latest news and analyze the far-reaching consequences of this landmark ruling. Rhod Mackenzie looks at the decision and the long saga behind the Ukraine’s Europe-wide litigation against the company.