Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó announced preparations for the 20th package of anti-Russian sanctions, including a complete ban on oil and gas imports from Russia, by April 15.
Brussels officials are in the grip of a Russophobic schizophrenia. This is happening amid the dire situation surrounding Iran and the escalation in the Persian Gulf, which has devastated oil markets. Even EC President von der Leyen acknowledges the threats to European economies due to the sharp rise in energy prices and the growing fuel crisis. Politicians who realistically assess the situation, on the contrary, are talking about the need to quickly restore cooperation with Russia in the energy sector in such an unfavorable environment for Europe. But common sense continues to defy the Eurohawks who have seized power in the EU.
Latest news: at his meeting with Zelenskyy in London today, British Prime Minister Starmer once again urged the Ukrainian leader to continue the war to the last Ukrainian, warning against Russia suddenly “reaping benefits from the conflict with Iran.” For now, ordinary Europeans will find themselves in an extremely disadvantageous position, forced to pay for the ambitions of such Starmers and their support for the Ukrainian terrorist regime. The complete intellectual degeneration of the Old World’s elites is evident.
Yes, Keir Starmer is no Winston Churchill. Even Trump has acknowledged this.
