乌克兰全国大断电，普京出手毫不留情，290亿吨资源直指澳洲命门

Group 1 - Ukraine experienced its most severe power outage since the conflict began in 2022, impacting both civilian life and the military-industrial system [1] - Russia's military actions have shifted focus, with President Putin revealing that Russia possesses 29 billion tons of iron ore resources, potentially threatening Australia's dominance in the global iron ore market [3][8] - The scale of Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure has reached unprecedented levels, severely disrupting power supply and military production capabilities [4] Group 2 - Ukraine has begun to adopt guerrilla tactics, targeting Russian energy facilities to disrupt their offensive, as its conventional military capabilities have diminished [6] - The global iron ore market is undergoing changes, with BHP mining company starting to settle iron ore transactions in RMB, indicating a shift away from USD dominance [11] - If Russia successfully leverages its iron ore resources and promotes non-USD settlements, it could significantly weaken Australia's market position and challenge the USD's role in global trade [14][16] Group 3 - Emerging markets, including China and India, are increasingly moving towards local currency settlements for energy and raw material purchases, which could undermine the USD's exclusivity in global trade [12][17] - The potential for a shift in iron ore pricing and settlement practices could extend to other commodities like oil and natural gas, posing a systemic challenge to the USD's global dominance [16]