Trump: The EU Has Paid Russia $250 Billion for Energy Resources
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Russia had declared on Monday that it had sold to European countries for more than $320 billion in hydrocarbons (about €286 billion) since 2022, despite European sanctions. In a battle of figures, the European Commission advanced lower amounts on Tuesday. According to Brussels, the EU "spent around €197 billion, or $209 billion (until July 2026), since the Russian invasion of Ukraine", at the end of February 2022. And without its policy of aband…
Trump: The EU has paid Russia $250 billion for energy resources
EU countries have paid Russia $250 billion for energy resources. US President Donald Trump wrote about this on the social media platform Truth Social.“The European Union has paid Russia $250 billion for energy resources, yet the...
By now, you have to laugh out loud about it, because otherwise tears would well up in your eyes over the total lack of self-awareness among the European governing caste. For years, we have been bombarded from Brussels, Paris, and The Hague with an incessant stream of moralizing sermons. Europe is supposedly the morl...
From March 2022 to July 2026, European Union countries paid Russia about $197 billion for fossil fuels, which amounts to about $209 billion. This amount covers the costs of Russian energy carriers after the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. It does not confirm the statement of US President Donald Trump that during this period the European Union spent $250 billion on Russian fossil fuels, reports “European Truth”, citing a source in the …
Between March 2022 and July 2026, European Union states paid Russia about 197 billion euros, or about $209 billion, for fossil fuels.
The administration of US President Donald Trump has accused Europe of hypocrisy because it imposes sanctions on Russia but continues to import energy raw materials from it. Moscow, unsurprisingly, has supported the American argument, saying that Europeans have imported hundreds of billions of dollars worth of energy raw materials since the start of the war. Sweden has pointed out that Europe pays Russia more for energy imports than it does for a…
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