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The Making of a Russo-African Iron Curtain


Hey Trader,


The Making of a Russo-African Iron Curtain


In the turbulent landscape of global geopolitics, shifts in power and influence can create both risks and opportunities for traders in the energy market.


While much attention is understandably focused on conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, another significant development is quietly unfolding in Africa: the emergence of a Russo-African Iron Curtain.


Recent events in Niger, where Russian troops have entered a U.S. airbase following the eviction of American personnel by a military junta, underscore the strategic maneuvering taking place on the African continent.


This move by Moscow, coupled with its increasing presence in other key African nations like Mali, Libya, and Sudan, signals a concerted effort to expand its influence and secure valuable resources.




The implications for energy markets are profound. With unrest and conflict disrupting traditional supply routes and creating new alliances, traders must navigate a landscape that is increasingly complex and volatile.


The emergence of Russian-backed forces in Libya, for example, threatens to disrupt oil production and distribution in a region already grappling with instability.


In this environment, having access to timely and accurate information is essential for traders looking to capitalize on emerging opportunities and mitigate risks.


Understanding the geopolitical dynamics at play, from the shifting alliances to the strategic interests of major players like Russia and China, can provide valuable insights into market trends and potential disruptions.



Led by industry experts, this webinar will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to make informed trading decisions and stay ahead of the curve.


Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain a competitive edge in the energy market!



To Big Profits and Beyond,

Anthony Speciale

Big Energy Profits

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