HomeEconomyScholz accuses Russia of 'blackmailing' gas pipeline closures Economy Scholz accuses Russia of 'blackmailing' gas pipeline closures By inew September 7, 2022 0 131 views Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp OGZPY 0.% Add to To Watchlist/Remove from Watchlist Add to watch list Add Location Job added successfully: Please name your portfolio type: purchase Sell date: quantity: price Point value: Leverage: 1:1 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 50 1: 25 1: 64 1: 64 Committee: 1000 1178699 400 CREATE NEW WATCH LIST CREATE 1000 65 Create a new holding portfolio Add Create 10002022 1000 + add another Position Closing ICE Dutch TTF Gas c1 400-3.% 100 Add to Watchlist/Remove from Watchlist ) Add to watchlist Add Location Post successfully added to: Please name your Shareholding Portfolio type: purchase Sell date: quantity: price Point value: Leverage: 1:1 1: 1: 1: (Bloomberg) — Chancellor Olaf Schultz accuses Russia of trying to pass the shutdown to blackmail Germany and its European partners Natural gas was delivered and an apparent leak in a critical pipeline was considered “camouflage”. ” “If Russia wants to, it can provide it,” Scholz said Wednesday, according to the text of a speech in the lower house of the Berlin parliament. He said Gazprom PJSC (OTC: 1000OGZPY) Simply request the turbine for the Nord Stream 1 link in western Germany and it will be ready for use after repair. “Russia doesn’t want deliveries,” Scholz said. “Because it wants to blackmail us and our European neighbors with missing deliveries and high oil prices, and separate us. “ Germany has been racing to fill gas storage facilities to prepare for winter, but Gazprom decided not to rebuild after last week’s maintenance The activation of Nord Stream has raised the prospect of natural gas rationing this winter. “We have to make ourselves independent of such an unreliable supplier as quickly as possible,” Scholz “This is what our nation needs for its security, independence and sovereignty. ” The German leader promised in a wide-ranging speech to Bundestag lawmakers that his ruling coalition would do what it could in the upcoming The coming “Winter of Challenges” unites the nation while acknowledging that no government can “mitigate all difficulties”. Energy soaring cost And historically high inflation is hitting households and companies hard, Scholz reiterated a pledge not to leave any citizen alone to deal with it. The ruling coalition over the weekend agreed to a third package of aid worth Billion Euros ($.4 billion), the total amount of aid is close to billion euros. It includes higher subsidies for low-income households and cash payments for students and pensioners. The government also strongly supports EU taxes on so-called “windfalls” as earnings for some energy companies soar Provoked public outrage. “We’re going to skim off these billions of dollars in opportunity profit,” Scholz said. ” In this way, we gain room to significantly reduce the burden on citizens in terms of electricity prices. ” Germany is in “intensive talks” with EU partners about implementing electricity price caps, Scholz added. “However, we are also prepared to act at the national level first because we are going to lighten the burden,” he said. Friedrich Merz, leader of the main opposition Conservative Party, speaks in front of Scholz, accusing the Scholz government of mismanagement of energy and security crisis. “Your government lacks a compass,” Mertz said. “Equally on economic policy, this administration lacks the ability to think politically and strategically.” Scholz countered that critics were inciting civil unrest, calling it a “poison to us” country at this time.” “Citizens are not naive,” Scholz said. “But the federal government is doing everything it can to ensure citizens and our companies get through this difficult time.” ©52 Bloomberg LP Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleIndia's overall foreign reserves to shrink further this year – Deutsche BankNext articlePutin says Russia gained not lost from meddling in Ukraine inewhttps://inew.news RELATED ARTICLES Economy U.S. stocks give up gains despite Tesla rebound June 9, 2023 Economy Expert and industry views on Pakistan's FY24 federal budget June 9, 2023 Economy U.S. stock funds post biggest weekly outflows in 10 weeks June 9, 2023 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! 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