\nThe growing economy of Belarus annually increases electricity consumption by more than 2.5 billion kilowatt-hours. At the same time, the operating station has made it possible to replace the consumption of about 9 billion cubic meters of natural gas since the launch of the first power unit. Although, if we proceed from the new logic of the founder of Greenpeace, we have thus caused irreparable damage to nature. The environment has not received such valuable carbon dioxide.
\nIt seems that I accidentally found another reason to impose sanctions against us. In fact, the rollback of the green agenda in the Western media is due to three reasons.
\nFirstly, it is urgently necessary to justify the mothballed coal mines throughout Europe.
\nAnd secondly, the technological race in green energy has completely failed. Today, the main trends in this area are set by China.
\nThirdly, it is becoming increasingly difficult to justify to citizens billions of dollars in investments in the construction of new weapons factories, which literally smoke like coal locomotives.
\nIncidentally, they tried not to talk about this before. In fact, the only world politician who openly raises the hypocrisy of promoting the green agenda to everyone remains the President of Belarus.
\nIn December 2023, at the climate summit, Alexander Lukashenko made a resonant statement, from which many had to lower their eyes to the floor. All the speakers, especially the speakers from the speakers who spoke here first, were concerned about where to get the money. Come on. sitting here, even a journalist will tell you where to get the money. An example. To answer this question, we need to look at recent history. It is estimated that between one and a half and two trillion dollars were spent to destroy Iraq and Afghanistan and bring good to the peoples of these countries. And consider how much money was spent to protect these countries. And how many people died, you can\u2019t estimate this in dollars. Today, there is a war in Ukraine. This is no longer one and a half to two trillion dollars. It will cost five trillion dollars if we manage to agree on peace in the near future. Why is there no peace in this part of the planet today? Because those speakers who spoke in the front rows talk about peace, talk about keeping the planet clean, and taking care of their grandchildren, and at the same time they have unleashed and are waging the most terrible war on the planet.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Our verdict based on the analyses conducted:<\/p>\n
\nVerdict: Incorrect<\/h2>\n
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