I watched the BS1 special "Putin: The Unknown Gas Strategy - An In-Depth Look at 20 Years of Offensive and Defense".

I was very impressed, thinking, 'I see, this is how a war against the world is conducted.

Compared to this, even the same superpower, I felt that 'U.S. wars are opportunistic and unrestrained.

When it comes to Japan's lousy start of the Pacific War, I could say, "Drink from Putin's fingernails.

By the way, I am not talking about "justice" or "right and wrong".

I am talking purely about "how to conduct warfare".

Well, Japan has no resources and is not a great power, so neither Russia nor the U.S. can be of any help at all.

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By the way, I have written before about our country's energy import situation after the terrible oil shock.

"Today, Japan is buying energy fuels from disparate countries in a piecemeal fashion as a countermeasure to 'foreign whims. Here's a rough table of what's going on"

"The "tearful strategy to secure energy resources from 'all directions' is evident: 'We will make any connections, no matter how trivial, without regard to cost"

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Germany is currently being hurt a lot by Russia with energy.

I was watching the program, thinking that Germany will probably convert to an "all-round policy" in the future, just like our country.