Poland Says It’s Ready To Help Germany Stop Using Russian Oil
Poland Says It’s , Ready To Help Germany, Stop Using Russian Oil.
Reuters reports that on May 2, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, said the country is prepared to help Germany decrease its dependence on Russian oil.
Reuters reports that on May 2, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, said the country is prepared to help Germany decrease its dependence on Russian oil.
Since many EU countries rely on Moscow for energy, the bloc can't seem to agree about how sanctions should be implemented.
Since many EU countries rely on Moscow for energy, the bloc can't seem to agree about how sanctions should be implemented.
As Poland, we are ready to support Germany's ambitions of de-russification with our refinery in Gdansk, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, via statement,
as reported by Reuters.
I hope that will be the last voice that will ... block these sanctions on oil, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, via statement,
as reported by Reuters.
Reuters reports that last week, Russia cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria because the countries refused to pay in rubles.
Moskwa previously said the
bloc should penalize any
country that pays for
Russian gas with rubles. .
She also stated that Poland
wants a cut-off date to be
imposed by the EU for when
member states must stop
importing Russian oil. .
We want this package (of sanctions) to include a very specific and clear date and requirement for all countries ... that it should be a complete package without any gaps, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, via statement,
as reported by Reuters
Reuters reports that on May 2, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, said the country is prepared to help Germany decrease its dependence on Russian oil.
Reuters reports that on May 2, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, said the country is prepared to help Germany decrease its dependence on Russian oil.
Since many EU countries rely on Moscow for energy, the bloc can't seem to agree about how sanctions should be implemented.
Since many EU countries rely on Moscow for energy, the bloc can't seem to agree about how sanctions should be implemented.
As Poland, we are ready to support Germany's ambitions of de-russification with our refinery in Gdansk, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, via statement,
as reported by Reuters.
I hope that will be the last voice that will ... block these sanctions on oil, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, via statement,
as reported by Reuters.
Reuters reports that last week, Russia cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria because the countries refused to pay in rubles.
Moskwa previously said the
bloc should penalize any
country that pays for
Russian gas with rubles. .
She also stated that Poland
wants a cut-off date to be
imposed by the EU for when
member states must stop
importing Russian oil. .
We want this package (of sanctions) to include a very specific and clear date and requirement for all countries ... that it should be a complete package without any gaps, Anna Moskwa, Poland's climate minister, via statement,
as reported by Reuters