Sea. File photoMOSCOW, June 7Anti-Russian sanctions imposed in Poland threaten an environmental disaster for the Baltic Sea, Michal Dudek, an employee of Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Poland, said in an interview with Onet.pl. in relations with Russian capital. They also include Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Poland, a wastewater treatment and transport company that is used by hundreds of Polish organizations.Javan called the most paradoxical thing in the West's policy towards Russia. As the source of the portal said, the installed equipment has been operating non-stop at the treatment facilities of several cities and enterprises for more than ten years, and its sudden failure threatens to pollute the Baltic Sea. «(In the event of a breakdown. — Note ed. .) untreated wastewater is discharged into a receiver, that is, into a river, lake or sea,” Dudek explained. At the same time, company employees will not be able to eliminate this problem if it occurs. Dudek pointed out that the company's fuel cards were blocked, the cars were taken by the leasing company, and the phones would soon be turned off due to non-payment.
"We cannot provide service or provide spare parts, whether the device is under warranty or not. An ecological catastrophe is approaching", a representative of Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Poland emphasized.
Western countries have introduced new restrictions against Russia due to a special operation in Ukraine. Last week, the European Union approved the sixth package of anti-Russian sanctions, which, in particular, provides for the gradual introduction of an embargo on oil imports. The ban applies only to deliveries by sea, pipeline oil is not subject to restrictions. Nevertheless, the EU expects to give up almost 90 percent of purchases by the end of the year. President Vladimir Putin has said that the policy of containing and weakening Russia is a long-term strategy for the West, and sanctions have dealt a serious blow to the entire global economy. According to him, the main goal of the United States and Europe is to worsen the lives of millions of people. .jpg» />Sanctions against Russia hurt the whole world, writes Bloomberg