Regardless of Ukraine's opposition to Canada's decision to return to Russia's "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline components

Overseas Network, July 10th. According to the Canadian Global Post, Canadian Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson issued a statement on the 9th that Canada has agreed to hand over a turbine of the Russian "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline to Germany. The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy tried to persuade Canada not to do so.

Robert Habeck, Vice Prime Minister of Germany and Minister of Economic and Climate Protection, shouted on the 6th, hoping that Canada would return the "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline component sent by Germany to Siemens. Habeck put forward the "change method" on Canada's sanctions on Russia: "Do not ask them to hand over Russia, but to Germany." A spokesman for the German government confirmed on the 8th that the German demand has been "positive" by the Canadian side. Response.

The "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline starts from Russia's Vebon in the east, leading to Germany via the Baltic sea. In mid-June, Russia's Natural Gas Industry Co., Ltd. stated that the company was forced to reduce the "Beixi-1" gas transmission because Siemens's failure to submit it to Russia in a timely manner. According to Siemens, parts were sent to Montreal Vivian, Canada, but could not be returned due to the influence of Canada's sanctions on Russia.

At present, the "Beixi-1" gas transmission volume has decreased by 60%compared with June. Right now is the important period of German gas storage. The German government plans to raise natural gas inventory to 90%of the gas storage capacity by November, and now it is only 62.6%. "We need the‘ Beixi-1 ’to fill the inventory. These filling inventory is not only important to the German market, but also the safety of supplying the European market and Europe (natural gas)."

Ukraine's "European Truth Network" reported on the 7th that the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine tried to persuade Canada not to send the turbine back to Russia in June. Once Canada takes this action, it will create a precedent for sanctions against Russia. (Overseas Network Zhang Qi)

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