Western exit? No problem. Russia’s got a new pipeline power move.
Introducing Soyuz Vostok – aka Power of Siberia 2 – a massive 50 BCM gas pipeline cutting through Mongolia, straight into the heart of China.
598 miles of steel. 1.42m-wide pipes. 5 mega compressor stations.
This is no small play. It’s an energy redirection of epic proportions.
After Europe turned its back, Russia didn’t blink. Instead, it locked arms with Beijing, expanding on their historic 30-year energy pact signed in 2014.
Gazprom’s pivot east isn’t just about gas—it’s about power, influence, and rewriting the global energy map.
The West may sanction, but Russia is building.
And China? It’s buying—fast.
This isn’t just infrastructure.
This is geopolitical chess at 50 billion cubic meters per year.
