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H. W. M. Steinbusch,R. Nieuwenhuyspanies were at the forefront in exploring large investment options in the case of West Siberian gas. These projects failed, however, due to strong US domestic political opposition and a general worsening of US–USSR relations in the second half of the 1970s. Instead, military buildup and economic con

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P. Bevan,B. Olivier,J. Schipper,J. Mosde possible not least through the construction of a colossal pipeline system. The first major pipeline connecting the oil fields of the Volga-Ural—and later also Western Siberia—with the Socialist allies in the East was the Druzhba (“Friendship”) pipeline, to be followed by other large-scale project

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Donald M. Kuhn,Belle Ruskin,Walter Lovenbergs challenged Cold War oil policies, they also strengthened Italy’s position and membership inside NATO. At the same time, once the process of détente made relations between the blocs easier, ENI and Italy claimed the role of pioneers who had anticipated certain forms of cooperation between Western Europe and the USSR.

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“Red Oil” and Western Reactions: The Case of Britainactually deeply divided, with strong arguments both for and against importing Soviet oil. In the end, these divisions allowed the Soviets to score a propaganda victory, even though the practical benefits for them turned out to be rather limited.