Russian invasion of Ukraine

Lifted this of a Government Web page, thought it was interesting.


Unlike other countries in Europe, the UK is in no way dependent on Russian gas supply. We meet around half of our annual gas supply through domestic production and the vast majority of imports come from reliable suppliers such as Norway.

There are no gas pipelines directly linking the UK with Russia. Our single largest source of gas is from the UK Continental Shelf and the vast majority of imports come from reliable suppliers such as Norway. There are no gas pipelines directly linking the UK with Russia and imports from Russia made up less than 4% of total UK gas supply in 2021.
 
Lifted this of a Government Web page, thought it was interesting.


Unlike other countries in Europe, the UK is in no way dependent on Russian gas supply. We meet around half of our annual gas supply through domestic production and the vast majority of imports come from reliable suppliers such as Norway.

There are no gas pipelines directly linking the UK with Russia. Our single largest source of gas is from the UK Continental Shelf and the vast majority of imports come from reliable suppliers such as Norway. There are no gas pipelines directly linking the UK with Russia and imports from Russia made up less than 4% of total UK gas supply in 2021.
Good, let’s get that down to a nice round 0%. I know people are struggling out there but I’d personally be happy to pay a little more, even tho my prices have already gone up, to not use any gas from Russia.
 
Lifted this of a Government Web page, thought it was interesting.


Unlike other countries in Europe, the UK is in no way dependent on Russian gas supply. We meet around half of our annual gas supply through domestic production and the vast majority of imports come from reliable suppliers such as Norway.

There are no gas pipelines directly linking the UK with Russia. Our single largest source of gas is from the UK Continental Shelf and the vast majority of imports come from reliable suppliers such as Norway. There are no gas pipelines directly linking the UK with Russia and imports from Russia made up less than 4% of total UK gas supply in 2021.

We buy more oil from them though, something I’ve only just found out. Which won’t be good for petrol and diesel prices, already sky high after the “shortage” last year.

Remember that btw? All of a sudden there was no longer a “shortage” and yet the prices never went down. Almost as if the whole thing was a complete fabrication so the petrol companies could jack up prices…
 
Good, let’s get that down to a nice round 0%. I know people are struggling out there but I’d personally be happy to pay a little more, even tho my prices have already gone up, to not use any gas from Russia.
I reckon banning Rags & Dippers flying into the Country every week to watch footy should do it, fuck em.
 
There’s a USAF strato tanker that’s I’ve noticed circling over Romania last couple of days. Are the B52s knocking about to give Putin something to think about?
It could be a game changer, forcing Putin to listen to Love Shack all day could make anyone give in.
Edit: @bluemoon52 beat me to it
 
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Anyone trying to score Brexit points, either in favour of leave or remain, when it comes to the Ukraine crisis, is a **** in my opinion.

Just have a day off, whoever is doing it, this is far far bigger than Brexit.

He’s got brexit on his mind 24/7, it’s actually starting to annoy me seeing it mentioned in this thread constantly.
 
We buy more oil from them though, something I’ve only just found out. Which won’t be good for petrol and diesel prices, already sky high after the “shortage” last year.

Remember that btw? All of a sudden there was no longer a “shortage” and yet the prices never went down. Almost as if the whole thing was a complete fabrication so the petrol companies could jack up prices…
I've seen a local price of £1.71 for diesel. I'd fill up and run up and down Blackstone Edge if I thought we were getting a striker off the proceeds.
 
I voted remain and I think the UK response to this has been pretty good.

Can we move on from the “brexit v remain” narrative please. It’s old, boring and inaccurate.
Not really the time for division now, is it.
Plenty of analysis and if I may say, over analysis, in many of the political threads and beyond, but whether we agree that Putin designed this division or not, hindsight doesn’t move the current situation forward. Agreement on a joint approach is the most important thing. Reflection and lessons learned can hopefully be reviewed after the crisis is dealt with.
 

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