Go to media bankConstruction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in GermanyMOSCOW, 6 Sep. Readers of the Chinese portal «Guancha» shared their views on the energy crisis unfolding in Europe and concluded that without a compromise with Russia, the vast majority of Europeans will face great difficulties this winter. Many commentators condemned the European authorities for intractability and refusal to work in the interests of its own citizens.
«Gazprom» and CNPC signed an agreement on gas supplies for rubles and yuan «Stupid Europeans, even after the cessation of gas supplies, they stand their ground and do not compromise,» guan_15714794901022 was indignant.
"European commoners will freeze — well and okay, but European aristocrats will not compromise their principles", Lu Tan supported him.
«If the current situation in Europe drags on for two years, more than 30 percent of industrial enterprises will close. Production transferred abroad is no longer easy to return! It is not for nothing that the German chemical concern BASF this year invested tens of billions of dollars in the city of Zhanjiang, Guangdong Province for the construction chemical enterprise,» another commentator remarked. «Thus European capital will flow to China and elsewhere, Russia forward!» another user replied to him.China is confident in the future of relations with Russia, Beijing said «The United States and Europe have imposed all the sanctions that could be imposed, and now they are back to energy. How reasonable is this? The Russians are not fools, they will not sit idly by. Alone means , you can put a knife to your throat, but you can’t repay others with the same coin? Chen Ye asked. «Russia turned off the gas without question! This is just a fair response to the excessive sanctions imposed by Europe and the United States! A quid pro quo!» — one of the readers decided. Western countries are faced with rising energy prices and a surge in inflation due to the imposition of sanctions against Moscow and the policy of abandoning Russian fuel. Due to the rise in the price of fuel, primarily gas, the industry in the West has largely lost its competitive advantages, which has also affected other sectors of the economy. Also, the United States and European countries are facing inflation that has been record for decades.