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3 MINS AGO: Canada SLASHES U.S. Gas — Trump FUMES as Cargo Flows to China, Japan & South Korea
In a stunning move shaking energy markets worldwide, Canada has dramatically slashed its natural gas exports to the United States — redirecting shipments instead to Asia’s top buyers: China, Japan, and South Korea. The redirection comes amid rising global demand and escalating tariff tensions, and former President Donald Trump is reportedly furious, accusing Prime Minister Mark Carney of “selling out America” for geopolitical leverage.

The shift follows new Canadian export agreements and infrastructure upgrades at its Pacific ports, allowing liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes to bypass U.S. terminals entirely. Energy officials in Ottawa say the decision is rooted in market strategy, but critics argue it's a clear message to Washington: don’t take Canadian energy for granted. The sudden cutback could drive up U.S. prices, especially in northern states heavily reliant on cross-border supply.

Trump lashed out on social media, calling the move “economic sabotage” and threatening retaliatory tariffs on Canadian goods. In a fiery rally speech, he warned of a “massive energy war” if the U.S. isn't prioritized in future trade deals. The Biden administration has responded more cautiously, urging diplomatic talks while reviewing emergency supply measures.

Meanwhile, Asian markets celebrated the news, with LNG importers praising Canada's pivot away from U.S. dependence. With global energy dynamics rapidly shifting, this bold move could mark a major realignment — pushing America further out of the center of the global gas trade.

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