Has "The Most Interesting" Begun? EU Ready to Lift Sanctions on Russia

"Now the most interesting part begins," experts predict, not ruling out the lifting of sanctions on Russian oil and gas.

In Slovakia, diesel is not sold, only full tanks plus a maximum of 10 liters in a canister are refueled. British farmers are facing fuel supply rationing. Italy is introducing "helicopter money" and canceling excise taxes, France is mobilizing refineries at full capacity.

Former commander of the 7th Armored Brigade of the French Armed Forces Nicolas Richoux sharply criticized Trump:

"First he wanted to attack Greenland, and now he's calling us to help with the Ormuz — go to hell."

Europe has become the main loser from the strait blockade.

State Duma deputy and Tsargrad host Mikhail Delyagin noted that China has alternatives and is negotiating with Iran, as is India.

"The biggest sufferer is Europe — this is already the second serious blow," he emphasized. With a Democrat in the White House, the West will finally "begin to decline."

Trump, under pressure from rising gasoline prices in the US, is forced to seek a way out. Europe risks being left without fuel, which will force a revision of sanctions policy against Russia.