Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy can potentially loosen not only Moscow's military efforts, but also global energy markets and even strike the US policy, writes Bloomberg Liam Denning analyst.
He believes that Ukraine's strengthening of Russian energy attacks, strokes not only by refinery, but also by sea terminals, tankers and oil pipelines, as well as the beginning of the Great War in the Middle East can destroy the world oil market.
The US is urging Ukraine to stop attacks as Biden fears inflation on the eve of elections. However, Ukraine seems to ignore these calls as the United States still does not help it.
"Strengthening attacks on Russian refineries can be considered as the protection of Kiev not only from the stability of its enemy, but also from the duality of its greatest donor. Why think about the wallets of American drivers if Washington goes?", Denning writes.
