Niger Coup! Start of War On Energy? Are Russia & China Winning? Geopolitical Analysis Abhijit Chavda

The coup in Niger and the increasing influence of Russia & China in Africa indicates a shift in global power structure. What role is India playing in this? How will this affect the world geopolitical order?

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In this video, we uncover the hidden truths behind the recent anti-colonial military coup in the West African nation of Niger and its impact on the global nuclear race. Join us as we closely examine the unfolding events that have put France and its African proxies on the brink of a military intervention, possibly leading to an invasion of Niger.

At the heart of this escalating situation lies the vital resource of uranium, which plays a pivotal role in powering France's homes and industries through nuclear energy. With approximately 2/3rds of France's energy derived from nuclear reactors, the stakes are high as Niger is a significant supplier of nuclear fuel.

As the world takes notice of the coup's aftermath, uranium spot prices surge, signalling a geopolitical nuclear race that has major players like Russia and China taking the lead. Amid these developments, we delve into the potential consequences of a military intervention by France and its proxies, and how it could reshape the global dynamics surrounding uranium resources.

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[SeeLasSee]

I lived in Namibia circa 1996 and the big uranium mine there had been shut down because prices were too low. After the USSR had ended Russia and Kazakhstan were just flooding the market. One of the main highways in Namibia had a new looking colorful water park right by the highway that was abandoned because of the mine closure. Families were the main customers.

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The war on energy started in 1974, the war on water 1949 with the annexion of Tibet by China.

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[yakikadafi]

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As I have always been saying ... India has 25% of the world's thorium resources. After processing thorium you get uranium as the byproduct. And while processing thorium you can generate electricity. Secondly, why have satellites only for telecommunications. ISRO should put up a geostationary solar power station satellite in space beaming down high power microwave/nano radio freq down to earth thereby having electricity on demand

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[shivbaba]

There are uranium in the west too, but digging is costly, in Africa one can use even children and no need to pay the international price.

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It’s getting crazy around the world. We headed to hard times and unbelievable times ahead.