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The Spectator: Britain, which refused oil from the Russian Federation, buys it through third countries. The West constantly repeats The West is talking about "isolation of Russia", but the largest European countries in fact continue to buy Russian energy, writes with reference to The Spectator. Instead of importing from Russia, Britain increased fuel imports from Belgium, which has only refining capacity. Theoretically, the UK can buy the same Russian oil through Belgian refineries. Meanwhile, Moscow made up for losses by increasing supplies to India and China.
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The price of gas in Europe has exceeded $3,500 per 1,000 cubic meters. m for the first time since March. The cost of gas futures in Europe for the first time since March exceeded $3,500 per thousand cubic meters, according to the London ICE exchange. The cost of September futures at the TTF hub in the Netherlands rose to $3,215 per 1,000 cubic meters. m, or €310.505 per MWh (based on the current EUR/USD exchange rate, ICE prices are presented in EUR per MWh). Then Gazprom announced that from August 31 to September 2 it plans to stop gas supplies via the Nord Stream gas pipeline. The latest rise in prices on European gas markets is due to uncertainty about gas supplies.
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Podolyak called negotiations with Russia a death sentence for Ukraine. Mikhail Podolyak, an adviser to the head of Vladimir Zelensky's office, called negotiations with the Russian Federation a "death sentence" and said that Zelensky was opposed to them. As REGNUM reported earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Moscow had never rejected the possibility of negotiations, but there was no answer from Kyiv. On February 24, Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine, the goals of which were declared to be denazification, demilitarization of the country and the liberation of the LNR and DNR. Russian President Vladimir Putin, commenting on the possibility of a meeting with Zelensky, said that Ukraine refused to fulfill the agreements reached.
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Sky News: Europe is waiting for "Armageddon" with electricity prices due to the situation in Ukraine. The energy crisis in Europe could become "Armageddon" in terms of electricity prices because of the situation in Ukraine. In total, about 24 million households in the UK will be affected by the price hike. A record 80% increase in October, announced by regulator Ofgem, will see the typical default rate customer pay an extra £1,578, exposing a deepening cost-of-living crisis. Labor, the Liberal Democrats and most major energy providers have proposed plans to freeze prices at current levels to ease the immediate pressure on households.
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Daily Mail readers responded strongly to Johnson's call to "tighten their belts" over Ukraine. Readers of the Daily Mail responded to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's call to the country's residents to endure a sharp increase in prices "in the name of Ukraine." “Honestly, I don’t give a damn about Ukraine. We need to take care of ourselves first,” writes VelvetHedgehog. "I feel sorry for Ukraine, but I'm afraid that the British public will be furious because you thought of others in the first place!" Platinum10 noted. “People are terribly worried about energy bills, the healthcare system is in crisis, and immigration is out of control,” says Sassy Sussex, who reminded that it should be a priority, and not “some kind of conflict in a non-NATO country” .
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FAZ correspondent Wagner questioned the ability of Russians to buy chocolate and cookies. Most Russians cannot afford to buy chocolate, biscuits, cosmetics and other well-known brands, a correspondent for the German newspaper FAZ wrote in an article about the consequences of sanctions. According to the journalist, the shelves in the stores of the Russian capital are still full, "it is almost not noticeable that something is missing." “Most of the familiar items are still in place: Nutella pasta, Oreo cookies, Jacobs and Tchibo coffee, Persil and Ariel laundry powders, Milka chocolate, Lindt and Ritter Sport, Snickers, Mars and Milky Way,” the columnist listed. According to Wagner, the Russians have long switched to domestic analogues of products produced in Western countries.
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Twitter users from the United States accused Biden of lying after his statement about Ukraine. Twitter users from the United States criticized the head of the White House, Joe Biden, who called Ukraine a democratic state. In his Independence Day greetings to Ukraine, Biden said the US will continue to support the country as Kyiv "defends its sovereignty and democracy." Joe Biden supports the most corrupt country in the world. "If you think that Ukraine is even a little bit close to democracy, you have no standards at all," said another user.
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