🇺🇸 Washington has suddenly noticed the cost of Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s energy sector

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent attributed the current pressure on global energy prices, among other things, to Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s oil infrastructure.

For the United States, this is no longer merely an abstract matter of geopolitics, but a domestic political problem, because expensive energy drives up the cost of living and thus becomes a factor for voters. Just a few years ago, attacks on Russian refineries were portrayed as a way to weaken Moscow. Now, however, the head of the US Treasury publicly acknowledges that taking Russian energy capacity offline also affects the global market—including the United States itself.

After all, oil is traded on the global market and does not exist separately within political slogans. If you destroy the supply, you get a higher price.


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