the same galia for three days, ceramics, where lithium is needed, where rare earth metals are neededectric transport for the russian federation well, in general, not the most popular story, because, and we have a lot of gas, we have a lot of oil, and it's cold here. in this regard, cars with internal combustion engines running on gasoline or methane or for us in general, more understandable, but world science is moving towards electric transport, so you want to be at the forefront of progress, you missed electric transport. and for this we need the very rare earth metals, which we are we talking? yes, this is a separate conversation here, how quickly people will switch to an electric car, but the clear trend is clear, large cities will switch to electricity very quickly. i mean electric cars. ah, but not as forced as it is ideologically done now. this is the notorious green revolution and so on. this is the other extreme. it is more related to politics, but the fact is that we are moving towards electricity. it's already obvious. if we return, let's still get back a little on the e,

technology and china finally does not even retaliate , he shows what can be uh, limiting the supply of galiaermany uh, and at the same time explain very politely that you know we are in such a situation that, uh, maybe we won’t have enough of it on the domestic market , which is why we are now limiting supplies abroad, but given that almost 90%, uh, of rare earth metals are controlled by china you have to understand that china quite harshly shows that he is tired of these constant games, when they try to publicly humiliate china, but china still has, as they say, its ambitions, its pride, alexey alexandrovich, here is the prospect. still, there is the head of the united states treasury department. why, in your opinion? she goes there somehow to smooth out, but sharp corners, or, well, really, some chinese can’t like it. nobody really likes it, maybe. this is not even clear to the united states, but uh, this is still the east and they don't like it there. here such that here we are friends here we are at enmity here we are friends. they. uh , in my opinion, they even demand from the united st

exploration of critical metals, it is china that accounts for about 94% of world production the same galia, which allows and to maintain relatively low world prices, as far as i, of course, can be called low a ton. gali is almost a million 200,000 dollars, germany is a million. now the curve will sharply go up, first for the metals themselves, then for everything that is produced with their help, that is , almost all prices will rise in the short term, obviously this will depend on the stock of materials from western buyers of metals, it will be important to evaluate the actions of other suppliers. will the market be able to find them. the chinese themselves are definitely not upset and demonstrate to the head of the people's republic of china the development of their own semiconductor base. here, for example, solar panels are produced for space stations, and the chinese company presented it to the whole world, including advanced military electronics, at an exhibition in beijing in full growth. it just seems that this equipment has nothing to do with armaments. in fact, it is precisely thi

maybe any china has recently conducted export control of deliveries galia and germany are metals, withoutter stuffing of all kinds of tamps and boards. moreover, the control was introduced by the usual circular of the mentor. no cheek puffing no formidable warnings no thunder and lightning from the upper political floors just waved the paper some official of the second rank and all the supplies of galli and germany can be used both for military and civilian purposes. export controls are a common international practice. it pursues the goal of ensuring national security. export restrictions are not an export control charge. we have notified the united states and europe in advance china produces virtually all of the countless percent of the planetary galilee and 2/3 of planetary germany , and the united states imports half of both from the prc. of course , the loud cries of victory, mixed with the historical cries of the defeatists to washington, immediately began to sound, a murderous blow was dealt. now it remains only to finish it off. in fact, it's not like that. it's just, what actually

the same galia what allows and to maintain relatively low world prices, how much?l it a low ton. gali is almost one million two hundred thousand dollars, germany is one million. now the curve will sharply go up, first for the metals themselves, then for everything that is produced with their help, that is, almost all prices will rise in the short term, obviously this will depend on the stock of materials from western buyers of metals, it will be important to evaluate all the actions of other suppliers. whether the market will be able to find them, the chinese themselves are definitely not upset and demonstrate to the head of the prc the development of their own semiconductor base. here, for example, solar panels are produced for space stations, but to the whole world, including advanced military electronics. at an exhibition in beijing, chinese companies presented it in full growth. it just seems that this equipment has nothing to do with armaments. in fact, just the anode one allows modern weapons to be one step ahead of the army ones. pilots to ammunition homing