Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said Russia's energy infrastructure is being destroyed and Russia can no longer supply enough gas and oil to its traditional partners, according to a report. He called on European banks to reconsider their green policies to allow investment in oil and gas projects, which would enable Azerbaijan to significantly boost exports to Europe, including Germany.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that Russia's energy infrastructure is being destroyed and that Russia can no longer meet the supply needs of its traditional partners. He urged European banks to reconsider their green investment policies to allow funding for oil and gas projects, arguing that such a shift would enable Azerbaijan to significantly increase its natural gas and oil exports to Europe, including Germany. The remarks were reported by a single source and have not been independently verified. The Zioneer has previously covered Russia's ongoing energy challenges and Aliyev's earlier statements on military cooperation with Turkey.
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