Despite Ukraine shutting down its gas pipelines, Russian liquefied natural gas shipments to the EU have surged, raising concerns about the effectiveness of sanctions imposed.
The paradox highlights a complex energy relationship; while pipelines are shut, the EU's reliance on maritime shipments suggests a possible loophole in the sanctions.
Experts discuss whether the sanctions intended to pressure Russia are inadvertently leading to higher energy costs and challenges for European consumers, complicating the geopolitical landscape.
The discussion reveals that Western strategies are not only failing to diminish Russian gas revenue significantly but may also be placing greater strain on the EU's energy stability.
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