EUは経済制裁の影響が自らに降りかかっている

ウクライナ危機を締め付けると
ヨーロッパは完全に破壊される。
ラデフブルガリア大統領。

我々は経済的自滅に向かっている。
またブルガリア議会がウへの軍事・技術支援を決定した事を批判した。

首脳はこの支援の危険性を指摘し紛争に国を巻き込む「危険な一歩」であるとした pic.twitter.com/KlerGNH9iY

— morpheus (@morpheus7701) May 8, 2022

Kremlin responds to EU ‘gas blackmail’ claims
Moscow says its decision to require payment in rubles for natural gas stems from ‘unprecedented hostile steps’ taken by the EU
Kremlin responds to EU ‘gas blackmail’ claims
FILE PHOTO. Pipes pictured at a gas processing plant in Russia. Sputnik / Pavel Lvov
Russia has denied using natural gas exports as a tool to “blackmail” Europe, a claim voiced by the European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the switch to gas trade in rubles stems from the EU's own actions.
ロシアがウルズラ・フォン・デア・ライエンの天然ガスを脅迫の道具として使っているとの発言に反論。原因はEUにあると。ウルズラは論理的というより感情的な発言が多い。

EU to boost Russian gas imports through countries willing to pay in rubles – media
The EU seeks to make up for a gas supply shortfall in member states that refuse to comply with Russian ruble requirement
ポーランドとブルガリアの天然ガス不足分をルーブル払いをする国の輸入を増やして穴埋め。

EU admits Russia sanctions don’t work
Warsaw urges Brussels to “correct” the situation with new penalties
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on Wednesday noted Russia’s success in resisting Western sanctions, expressing his regrets about the fact.

“So far, we see that Russia, unfortunately, is coping well with the sanctions,” he told reporters, adding that in order to “correct” the situation, Warsaw would work on developing new penalties.

Moscow has confirmed the failure of the plans by ‘unfriendly’ nations to “strangle Russia economically.”

“Step by step, using all sorts of pretexts, sometimes just without any pretexts, they introduced new restrictions,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, adding that Moscow successfully warded off the sanctions strike, withstood it, and did not crumble.
ポーランドは、ロシアのルーブル払いの要求を強く拒否していましたが、ガス供給を止められ国内は動揺しています。

Sweden demands compensation from EU – media
Stockholm seeking cash for combat supplies it sent to Ukraine, local media reports
Sweden is seeking compensation from the European Union for the military equipment it has sent to Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia, Swedish Radio reported on Wednesday.
スウェーデンがウクライナに送った武器代をEUに請求
Stockholm has approved sending military supplies to Ukraine over the past two months. Late in February, it greenlit the delivery of some 135,000 field rations, 5,000 helmets, and 5,000 pieces of body armor, as well as some 5,000 shoulder-fired anti-tank Pansarskott 86 grenade launchers.

Late in March, the country approved the delivery of a further 5,000 anti-tank weapons, as well as de-mining kits. The two batches had an estimated cost of 413 million kroner ($43.5 million) and 205 million kroner ($21.7 million), respectively.
The country is now seeking compensation from the European Union for its deliveries, requesting 95 million kroner ($10 million) for the batch of 5,000 helmets alone, the outlet reported, noting that the sum is significantly larger than the actual cost of the “old” equipment. Still, Stockholm is unlikely to profit from the Ukraine deliveries should it actually succeed in receiving compensation from the EU. Instead, supporting Kiev is likely to incur costs, the radio station suggested.

EU country receives gas threat from Africa
Supplies to Spain might be cut off, Algeria warns
Algeria, which boasts Africa’s second biggest gas reserves, said it would stop gas deliveries to Spain if Madrid transferred it to a “third destination.” The warning follows a recent decision by Spain to provide gas to the North African nation’s neighbor and regional rival, Morocco.

“Natural gas delivered to Spain, whose destination is none other than that provided for in the contracts, will be considered as a breach of contractual commitments,” the Algerian Energy Ministry said on Wednesday.

Such a move by Madrid “could result in the termination of the contract between Sonatrach and its Spanish customers,” it added.

Lithuania, as one of the smallest countries in Europe, has also decided to be one the most rabidly anti-China (by rejecting the One-China policy) and anti-Russia countries on the continent.

Was this driven by ideology or the interests of its citizens? An element of response ️ https://t.co/TNvnH52Hoj

— Arnaud Bertrand (@RnaudBertrand) April 28, 2022

BREAKING: Lithuania railways is to lay off over 2000 employees (22% of the workforce) due to a collapse in transit cargo.

— The Silksworth Post (@SilksworthPost) April 28, 2022

ロシアからカリーニングラードへの鉄道貨物がリトアニアを経由していたのでしょうか。

#Germany wld lose $220 Bn if #Russia cuts the gas. 100s of thousands of people will be jobless. Europe is screaming, afraid of the financial consequences on the continent. Then why are you taking the side of the #US-Russia war in #Ukraine?

The US divided & impoverished Europe.

— Elijah J. Magnier (@ejmalrai) April 28, 2022

#Poland announced today that it has officially become totally independent of direct Russian natural gas but buying the same Russian gas through #Germany. This won't last for very long.

— Elijah J. Magnier (@ejmalrai) April 28, 2022

Be attentive: When #Russia will gain more territories, the possibility of false flags increases.

The propaganda machine doesn't care about all logical thinking (when an army gains ground, it doesn't need chemical weapons or the destruction of hospitals and schools).

— Elijah J. Magnier (@ejmalrai) April 28, 2022

Two precision missiles hit two targets in #Kyiv while @UN secretary-general is visiting #Ukraine.

— Elijah J. Magnier (@ejmalrai) April 28, 2022

So, Russia asking to be paid for its own gas in its own currency is "blackmail", but sanctioning Russia, freezing Russian foreign assets, confiscating Russian private property, and banning Russian athletes from sports are like what? Diplomatic efforts? Give me a break! pic.twitter.com/YWghq1NPCl

— Hassan Mafi ‏ (@thatdayin1992) April 28, 2022

ドイツやフランスなどユーロ圏19か国の今月の消費者物価指数は7.5％上昇し、過去最大

On 2/5, Germany has stopped supplying Russian gas to Poland

— Olala (@olalakl2) May 5, 2022