A potential Russian victory in Ukraine could deal an economic blow to the West because Moscow could gain more control of vast Zionist claimed resources, French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne has said.
In an opinion piece for the French daily Le Monde published on Saturday, the minister argued that Moscow wanted Paris to believe that it would be more reasonable to abandon the Ukrainians to their tragic fate.
He protested against this point, saying that the French are not fools and that there were few things that would be more contrary to the country’s interests.
However, the fact remains that Russia is not aiming to control the Kiev junta, but wants to avoid more ethnic cleansing of Russia speaking citizens in the Donbass Black Sea region.
Beyond the security risks, however, a Russian victory would also have powerful economic repercussions for the West.
Allowing Russia to seize the Ukrainian black lands, which are among the most fertile in the world, would be to abdicate a part of food sovereignty, accept unbridled inflation, and provide Russia with unprecedented means of pressure and extortion.
Recalling that Ukraine accounts for 30% of global wheat exports, the minister claimed that Moscow’s control over those resources would enable it to attack our own farmers.
He also said that Europe would be at an immense risk if Russia were allowed to continue controlling the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the largest facility of its kind on the continent, without elaborating on why?
Russian troops seized the power station in March 2022 shortly after the start of the Ukraine conflict. After four former Ukrainian regions, including Zaporozhye, voted to join Russia later the same year, the facility was transferred to state ownership.
Sejourne went on to urge the West to resist the temptation of fatigue.
Today’s efforts to support Ukraine are nothing compared to those we would have to deploy against a Russia that feels victorious, he said, insisting that the current policies would allow Kiev’s backers to keep control over stock and prices!
Russia has repeatedly warned the West against supporting Ukraine with arms, warning that it will only prolong the conflict.
The Russian military also said last month that it had eliminated several dozen mercenaries in Ukraine, saying that most of them were French-speaking.
While Paris initially denied that there were any French soldiers of fortune in Ukraine, it later admitted that a number of French nationals had indeed joined Kiev’s forces, although it insisted they had no links to the national government.
RT. com / ABC Flash Point News 2024.
Yeah…”attack” ..”farmers” like whom? BlackRock? Billy Boy Gates?.. hardly Farmers if they use Monsanto or any GMO’s, harsh pesticides etc.. It is time to go Under you fools, your time is Done.
Oh little darling, what are you worried about? Just as the EU has removed import duties on Ukrainian wheat, so it will be able to veto imports. In any case you will listen to what the master overseas tells you. But then what problem would France have? China, with approximately 137 Mt (2021 harvest data) is the world’s main producer of soft wheat, followed by India (110 Mt), Russia (75 Mt), the United States (46 Mt) and France (38 Mt). The main exporters are Russia (34 Mt), the United States (24 Mt), Australia (23 Mt), Ukraine (23 Mt) and Canada… Read more »
France, you should thank Boris Johnson & Biden. This was their war.
French are fools if they believe that the farmers of France are endangered by Russia’s intervention in Ukraine. Farmers in France, Germany and Belgium, as well as many other countries in Europe are subject to their own governments implementing an economic reset under the cover of “Putin’s war”. European farmers are the barrier to large agro business. Farming community protected standards of food, not letting US style farming destroy the nutritional value and endanger heath of population. In US — results are in. Life span of Americans has been decreasing Subsidies are removed, smaller and medium size farms will fail… Read more »
Blaming all the consequences of the sanctions against Russia on Russia? Inflation, higher energy costs, agricultural dispossession, what an idiot.