Le Monde has reported today on the logistics that France will use to mobilize its troops to Poland…
North Stream 1 and 2 have no possible fix…
The sand in the clock is beginning to run out for Putin’s project and also for Europe…
Le Monde has reported today on the logistics that France will use to mobilize its troops to Poland…
North Stream 1 and 2 have no possible fix…
German Toro Ghio
Karlstad, Sweden
The detonation of explosive elements strategically placed by divers or underwater diving bells at two locations in the pipeline North Stream 1 and 2 at a depth of about 80 meters has caused irreparable damage to the pipes.
Joseph Borrel, Vice President of the European Commission, declared this afternoon that this act of terrorism that affects the sovereignty of European countries will not go unpunished…
The EU is expected to impose even more drastic sanctions on Russia in the next few hours or as a result of the meeting of ministers with the United States, next Friday to be held in Brussels. It is understood that the EU will resort to unprecedented measures, placing a ceiling on the price of oil from Russia, among others.
It is strikingly striking that two days after the terrorist attack on the gas pipelines North Stream 1 and 2, the French newspaper Le Monde announce today about the logistics that your country will use to mobilize French troops to Poland. President Emmanuel Macron has been one of the few doors of communication with the Kremlin regime; more isolated than ever given the position of distancing that China and Turkey have chosen from Putin’s project. For this reason, today’s article in the newspaper of the city of light has a message of strategic importance.
The sands of the clock are beginning to run out so much for Putin that he now has to think not only about the disastrous invasion of Ukraine but also in the rebellion on the farm that has the internaland the European political authorities, for their part, find it impossible to accept this type of act from the Kremlin that threatens its sovereign integrity and the lives of millions of Europeans. The metaphor of the Russian winter as an element of war is even more valid today.
