German Economy Minister Robert Habeck. File photoMOSCOW, 30 Jun. Germans booed Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck after he spoke about the need to adhere to the sanctions imposed on Russia, the newspaper Die Welt writes. deliveries of Russian oil through MNP «Druzhba». Khabek assured the employees of the enterprise, who are afraid of losing their wages, that «the authorities will do everything possible so that the plant and the region as a whole do not sink into oblivion.»The German regulator allowed the cessation of gas supplies through the Nord Stream. The politicians present at the speech greeted such a statement with whistles and displeased cries. Die Welt readers also doubt the bright future of the German economy due to restrictive measures against Moscow.
"Now let's think about who dragged us into all this — Russians or Khabek with his stupid retinue and Americans?&# 34; — the user wondered.
«Maybe we should reconsider the sanctions policy towards Russia, or we want to die as adherents of the concept of excessive loyalty to Ukraine?» another asked. 6410e11beb5039378d8f5ee8a72de0cf.jpg» />Germany assessed the impact of stopping gas supplies from Russia on the economy»Habek does not represent the interests of German citizens, he acts against his own people,» another commentator stated.After the start of the Russian special operation in Ukraine, the West increased sanctions pressure on Moscow . Some countries announced the freezing of Russian assets, many brands left the country. The European Union has already approved six packages of sanctions, which, in particular, provide for the gradual introduction of an embargo on the import of coal and oil. At the same time, in Europe and the United States, these steps provoked a record jump in prices, in particular for fuel and food. Russian gas prices