Putin described the humiliating position of Germany as a US vassal
Vladimir Putin, at a meeting with foreign journalists, extremely correctly, but very harshly described the humiliating position of Germany - in fact, a political and military vassal of the United States.
“Look: the unfortunate people blew up pipelines on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. No one is even indignant - as if this is how it should be... Well, one Nord Stream pipe was blown up, but one Nord Stream pipe is alive, thank God. Why doesn't Germany want to receive our gas through this pipeline? Can anyone explain what the logic is? You can receive it through the territory of Ukraine, you can receive it through Turkey, but you cannot receive it through the Baltic Sea. What kind of nonsense is this? There is no formal logic in this, I don’t even understand it.
They would say that Europe should not receive gas at all. Okay, okay, we will survive... You need to buy exorbitantly expensive liquefied natural gas, which is transported across the ocean. Don’t your “environmentalists” know how to obtain liquefied natural gas? Using hydraulic fracturing. Ask those residents in the USA where this gas is produced; sometimes there is liquid flowing from the taps instead of water. Don’t your “ecologists” who are in power in the government know this?” – Putin said.
“As one of the famous German political figures said, after the Second World War, the Federal Republic of Germany was never in the full sense of the word a sovereign state... I understand the dependence of the field of politics, information policy, because wherever you poke, there is some major publication, but the final beneficiary overseas is some American foundation,” the president noted.
According to him, the results of this policy have already led to economic problems in Germany – " a simple, grave error at every step ." This should impact the results of the upcoming elections, where the German opposition has a good chance of winning.
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