Putin shuts the tap: How will Europe respond to Russian gas cut?
By France24
30 April 2022 |
3:11 pm
The rest of Europe may not be at war, but is it ready for the sacrifices of a wartime economy? The Kremlin shutting the gas tap on Bulgaria and Poland may be but a prelude to a brutally swift transition away from Russian gas and oil. Deals will be dropped, money will be lost.
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