Recep Tayyip Erdogan
KYIV. UkraineGate . 10 .October .2022 | Society .
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Europe would face a difficult winter due to restrictions on gas supplies from Russia.
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“Now the whole of Europe is asking the question: ‘How will this winter go?'” Erdogan said at a meeting with members of the Turkish Youth Foundation in Istanbul, saying that Turkey itself will have no problems with energy resources this winter.
He also stated that Ankara plays a leading role in mediation efforts for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine.
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Russia has cut supplies or cut off natural gas for the 13 member states, leading to a sharp rise in gas and electricity prices, which could rise higher when demand peaks during the colder months.
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Gas storage facilities in Germany are already more than 93% full. Gas is now purchased not from Russia, but from other manufacturers, fuel prices have increased significantly.
France has announced plans to avoid winter power outages due to the war in Ukraine, although it has a 100% gas reserve for the winter.
Source: Ukrgate
