This Will KILL the Suez Canal

Putin’s Secret Plan to DESTROY the Suez Canal. Russia has just over 23,000 miles of coastline and almost 70 major ports. But despite having so much water space, the country is basically landlocked. This is because of one major issue: ice. Giant ice sheets essentially shut down most Russian ports for about half the year. Combine this limited port access with the crushing sanctions imposed by the West, and Russia has basically turned into a warehouse with nowhere to sell its stuff.
That is, until Putin decided the only way forward is to threaten the western dominance by overtaking the most important artery in global trade - The Suez Canal. But how?

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[rokimarchano]

You got me really bad, it took me 6 minutes into video to realized this is actually a comedy channel. Very funny, thanks for entertainment

[DonkeyHotey-le]

Hahahah. He said "crippling sanctions" as if it is true.

[benediktmorak]

I was listening and watching how much crap one can produce in 11.29 Minutes. And seldom have i heard so much drivel.

[Yakov-ij]

The inaccuracies in this upload are criminal !

[Peter.F.C]

I like your aptly named channel.

Your channel is well beyond facts and deep into the realm of fiction.

[behzadutube]

The best definition of BS I have seen since 1992

[South-ij]

Can you stop the economic bs and just deal with the canal

[mikael.wilhelm]

This channel isn't lying, it's truly Beyond Facts. Very far beyond.

[Keircomb]

Russia is not isolated. Countries sanctioning Russia represent less than 20% of the world population.

[abdulaiorsinekamarajr]

Something tells me, this guy must be Vodolf Zelensky. 😂😂😂

[ukskywatcher]

50 vessels a day then it says closed for 6 days and 500 vessel's were waiting 😂😂

[IgorGjurovski]

Crushing sanctions 😂😂😂
You myst be kidding 🤣🤣🤣

[xyork]

This is almost 12 minutes of absolute nonsense, often repeated.

[gabrielbalbec]

The assertion that Russia has "limited manufacturing capabilities" as compared to other developed countries is absolutely wrong, especially if you take into consideration the fact that most developed countries have been losing their industries to China at a steady rate over the past 30 years. It'd be more accurate to state that most developed countries now have "limited manufacturing capabilities" when compared with China.
Apart from this, your doc is very interesting. Thanks.

[dannycbe]

Propoganda...will NOT kill an economy...!

[williewonka]

What a bunch of jibberish, repetition, irrelevant words and half-baked plans.

[johnmightymole]

tell us again about the ports being frozen, i just love repetition and then some pointless details stating the obvious. Thank you chat gpt.

[whatsup]

Russia must be scared they can't get a Big Mac and a Coke.

[Blaster]

If you're familiar with the economic concepts, you'll know the difference between Nominal GDP and GDP-PPP. Put simply, Nominal GDP includes non-productive financial services like inter-banking and stock exchange transactions, which are large in amount but don't directly benefit the population. On the other hand, GDP-PPP (Purchasing Power Parity) measures how many locally produced goods you can buy with your salary in real terms. Comparing Nominal GDP with GDP-PPP shows that GDP-PPP is a more accurate reflection of economic strength, as Nominal GDP can be inflated.
Knowing that you should recall that earlier this year the World Bank issued a list of countries by their economic strength where China was Nr.1, USA Nr.2, India Nr.3, Russia Nr.4, Japan Nr.5, Germany Nr.6, and so on.
Russia is not just a technological giant, but also an economic powerhouse. Just to give you some insight, the energy sector contributes close to 25% to Russia's GDP-PPP, while the rest comes from industries, agriculture, and other sectors. Russia is decreasing its reliance on the energy sector by rapidly developing other industries. The national debt of Russia is about 5% of its GDP, and it also has over 700 billion US dollars in reserves. Additionally, Russia is accumulating gold reserves and ranks fourth in terms of the size of its gold reserves.
The West has imposed over 25, 000 sanctions against Russia, yet Russia was the only European country to register 4% economic growth, while the EU is sinking into recession. Higher growth is expected next year, prompting the Russian Central Bank to increase interest rates to prevent the industry from overheating and causing an increase in inflation.
As for the comment on the video, I'm sorry to say that it is truly catastrophically bad. It seems like you are just parroting Western anti-Russian propaganda.