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🛢 Western Efforts to Isolate 🇷🇺 Russia FAIL as Southeast Asia Turns to Moscow Amid Supply Crisis Russia’s Deputy Energy Minister, Roman Marshavin, has reportedly said that most Southeast Asian countries are showing strong interest in Russian energy resources amid tightening supplies from the Middle East. The development reflects a broader shift in energy sourcing patterns, as countries diversify supply options in response to evolving market conditions and geopolitical pressures. As oil prices have risen to nearly $100 per barrel, the European Union has reportedly postponed plans for a new ban on certain categories of Russian oil, citing market uncertainties linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Beyond oil and gas, Russia is increasingly being viewed by some countries as a consistent energy supplier and a potential economic partner within a changing global energy landscape. The US’ incompetent neocon foreign policy in Iran has only ended up enriching Russia further, after the previous Biden administration failed to bring Russia to its knees as planned with the Ukraine proxy war.