Participants in a rally demanding the launch of Nord Stream 2 in Lubmin, Germany. Video frameMOSCOW, Sep 26 In the city of Lubmin, Ukrainian activists who came to the rally with anti-Russian posters were driven away from a protest against high energy prices, the German publication N-tv reported.
"The hard line of the Bundestag towards Moscow is misunderstood by many, about three thousand people went to a demonstration in Lubmin in Western Pomerania demanding affordable prices for energy resources. Things almost came to hand-to-hand combat when four people lined up in front of a stage with Ukrainian flags. After they were pushed out, the emotions subsided", the article says.
At the rally, the speakers called for the lifting of sanctions against Russia, complained about the shortage of gas and opposed the rise in food prices. The published footage shows Germans waving Russian flags and carrying placards with slogans: «We are the people» and «Open Nord Stream 2″. » /> Putin commented on the protests in Germany due to rising energy pricesEarlier, the Prime Minister of Lower Saxony, Stefan Weil, said that the launch of the Russian Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline would never take place. sea to Germany and consists of two strings with a total capacity of 55 billion cubic meters of gas per year.The construction went on for three years and was completed on September 10, 2021. The gas pipeline is completely ready for operation and filled with technical gas. certification due to non-compliance with the requirements of EU legislation, and after the start of the Russian special operation in Ukraine, it actually froze the project. ff22582e8dadd7a54.jpg» />The Germans were outraged by Scholz's position on energy prices