Aigar Kalvitis, chairman of the board of Latvijas gāze, which is responsible for gas supplies from Russia, said that he does not see the possibility that the company will continue to pay for the gas it receives in rubles.
Considering the scale of the European economy and the Latvian economy, when gas is cut off, Europe shoots itself in the foot, and Latvia shoots itself in the head.
Earlier, the Prime Minister of Poland said that the sanctions imposed against Russia do not work, as evidenced by the strengthening of the ruble.
“The sanctions that we have imposed against Russia so far are not effective. The proof is the exchange rate of the ruble, which returns to the level before the start of the special operation. This means that our actions did not bring the effect desired by the European leaders,” said Mateusz Morawiecki.
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