Скачать или смотреть Trump: "We Don't Need Canadian Oil" — Now Watch Carney's Deal With India

Trump said America doesn't need Canadian oil and gas. Canada built a $34.2 billion pipeline to the Pacific — and oil exports to Asia jumped 289% in 12 months. Now Carney just landed in India to sign the biggest energy deals in Canadian history.
India's top diplomat told CBC: "We are willing to buy whatever Canada is offering." Uranium. LNG. Crude. A $3 billion nuclear deal is on the table. Meanwhile, US refineries are shutting down.
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In this video, we break down the full story behind Canada's energy pivot away from the United States. From the Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline to China becoming the #1 buyer of Canadian crude, to Mark Carney's historic India visit in February 2026 — and the hidden connection between Trump's tariffs on India, Russia's oil, and how Canada ended up as the replacement supplier nobody expected.
Data and sources used in this video:

Trans Mountain Pipeline Corporation — export data
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) — crude oil import statistics
CBC News — India High Commissioner interview, Feb 27, 2026
Government of Canada — PM Carney India visit announcement
Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, CNBC — Trump-India tariff deal coverage, Feb 2, 2026
Policy Magazine — Minister Hodgson India Energy Week remarks
Phillips 66, Valero — refinery closure announcements

Topics covered: Canadian oil exports, Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline, Canada India trade deal, Carney India visit 2026, Trump tariffs Canada, US refinery closures, Canada energy diversification, India energy deal, Canadian crude oil Asia exports, TMX pipeline results, Canada India uranium deal, LNG exports Canada, Midwest refinery Canadian crude
This content is commentary and analysis. All claims are sourced from verified public reporting.
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