In order to prevent Canada from returning to Russia, Ukrainian lobbying groups have also played

According to RT News, on July 13, local time, a Ukrainian lobbying group "Ukrainian World Conference" (UWC) announced that it has applied for the Federal Court of Canada to issue a ban to prevent the Canadian government from sending "Beixi-1" natural gas to Germany to Germany Pipeline turbine components.

Turbine data chart. Picture source: Russian Media

The group said that the Canadian government was lobbying with its allies in Canada, but failed to stop Canada and Germany from reaching an agreement to send a return turbine. As a result, the group has requested the Federal Court of Canada to intervene in this.

Paul Grod, the person in charge of the "Ukrainian World Conference", claimed: "We cannot provide a tool for a terrorist country to fund the killing of thousands of innocent people." He claims that Russia The decision to restrict the volume of "Beixi-1" pipeline gas transmission is "energy ransom", and it is said that compared with the simplicity "yielding" Russia, there is a better way to solve the demand for natural gas supply in Germany, that is, the use of Ukraine in Ukraine The existing pipeline replaces "Beixi-1" and transports Russian natural gas to Germany. He also called on Germany to pressure Russia to allow Russia to use Ukraine's natural gas transit pipeline.

"Beixi No. 1" natural gas receiving station in Germany. Source: Visual China

It is reported that the turbine involved was manufactured by Siemens Company in Germany and was used by the Russian Natural Gas Industry Co., Ltd. (Russia) on the "Beixi-1" gas pipeline. Maintenance is carried out in a factory in Montreal, Canada. However, Canada subsequently refused to return the turbine component to Russia on the grounds of anti -Russian sanctions.

Just last month, Russia reducing the gas transmission volume of "Beixi-1" by about 60%on the grounds of "turbine maintenance delay". Germany initially condemned this decision to be "political", and later hurriedly negotiated with Canada for sanctions to be negotiated to return the Russian side to the Russian side of the turbine components deducted from Canada. In the end, Canada reached an agreement with Germany to return it to Siemens, Germany, and then transferred to Russia by the latter.

Although Kyiv's opposition to Canada's return decision, the United States conveyed a signal of support. The US State Department spokesman Prince said on the 11th that the move will allow Germany and other European countries to supplement natural gas reserves and enhance energy safety and toughness. In order to improve Russia's ability to "weapon" energy.

Trudeau. Source: Visual China

On the 13th, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau said that it was a very difficult decision to exempt Russia's sanctions in order to return the "Beixi-1" to Russia's sanctions. He claims that "the people who assisted him in Putin and the people who assisted him were not designed to hurt our allies and people." He claims that Canada will continue to stand with Ukraine.

(Edit: LC)

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