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The BRICS energy empire is rising—and it all started with Western sanctions on Russia. The U.S. and EU imposed over 13,000 sanctions to cripple Russia’s energy exports, but instead, they accelerated the growth of a new global energy and financial order led by BRICS nations.

Today, Russia exports 80% of its oil to Asia, with China and India alone accounting for 60% of crude shipments. India, in particular, has increased its Russian oil imports by an astonishing 1,500%, from 100,000 to 1.6 million barrels per day, since the Ukraine conflict began.

But this isn’t just about oil. The BRICS alliance—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—is building a parallel financial system. Nations are trading in rupees and rubles, bypassing the U.S. dollar and undermining the global dominance of the petrodollar.

Intra-BRICS energy trade has jumped 18% this year, involving not just oil, but also solar panels, refined fuels, and uranium—all without touching Western banking systems.

This video uncovers how the very sanctions designed to isolate Russia are instead powering a BRICS-led revolution that could reshape the world economy.

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