Ukraine's Foreign Minister: Pacifying Putin at Ukraine's expense is deal with devil
Those who are ready to appease putin by selling out Ukraine offer to make a deal with the devil that will not bring peace
The Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, wrote about this on his Twitter.
Kuleba believes that with energy blackmail, putin wants to destroy the stability and well-being of every European household.
"Those who propose to give in are only inviting more trouble. Pacifying Putin by selling out Ukraine is a deal with the devil which will bring neither peace, nor stability," the Minister stated.
With his energy blackmail, Putin wants to ruin the stability and well-being of every household in Europe. Those who propose to give in are only inviting more trouble. Pacifying Putin by selling out Ukraine is a deal with the devil which will bring neither peace, nor stability.
— Dmytro Kuleba (@DmytroKuleba) September 6, 2022
As previously reported, the day before, the kremlin began direct blackmail of the West, putting forward the conditions for pumping gas through the Nord Stream.
"Problems in pumping arose due to sanctions imposed against our country and against a number of companies by Western countries, including Germany and Great Britain. There are no other reasons that would lead to problems with pumping," Peskov told reporters.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, whose mandate is coming to an end, assured in his farewell speech that his successor Liz Truss will do everything possible to prevent russia from succeeding in its energy blackmail.
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russia's Gazprom has completely stopped supplying gas to Europe via the Nord Stream gas pipeline.
Also, the russian gas company Gazprom announced on Tuesday that it would suspend gas supplies to France's largest gas supplier Engie "due to non-payment of July deliveries in full" from September 1.
The russian company is consistently reducing deliveries to some European countries, particularly Germany, Italy, France, and others.
In addition, Gazprom previously completely stopped supplies due to the refusal of some countries to pay for blue fuel in rubles.
