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Many energy super-majors have been pushing a self-interested profit-maximisation narrative that Europe needs more LNG (Photo: Razom We Stand)

After two years of war, time to hit Putin's LNG exports

As we reach the tragic milestone of the second anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the horrors inflicted upon innocent Ukrainian people serve as a stark reminder of the role played by profits from Russian oil and LNG gas exports to the West.

This week, Russian troops have closed in on "hellish" Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine.

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Author Bio

Svitlana Romanko is director and founder Razom We Stand, aan independent Ukrainian organisation dedicated to the permanent defeat of Russian fossil-fueled aggression, and a clean energy future for Ukraine and the world. Romanko is also a international environmental lawyer.

Many energy super-majors have been pushing a self-interested profit-maximisation narrative that Europe needs more LNG (Photo: Razom We Stand)

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Author Bio

Svitlana Romanko is director and founder Razom We Stand, aan independent Ukrainian organisation dedicated to the permanent defeat of Russian fossil-fueled aggression, and a clean energy future for Ukraine and the world. Romanko is also a international environmental lawyer.

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