Russia Cuts Off 2 EU Nations From Its Gas In War Escalation

The video discusses the escalating tensions between Russia and the European Union, focusing on Russia's use of its natural gas exports as a strategic tool. Gazprom, the state-controlled Russian gas company, has decided to cut natural gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria due to their support for Ukraine and refusal to pay in Russian rubles, as demanded by President Vladimir Putin. The European Union has labeled this action as an attempt at blackmail, highlighting the geopolitical complexities and economic implications of the situation.

What is the main strategy Russia is using in its conflict with the European Union?

• Gas exports as leverage

• Economic sanctions

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Military intervention

Which countries are affected by Gazprom's decision to cut natural gas supplies?

• Norway and Sweden

• Italy and Spain

• Poland and Bulgaria

• Germany and France

Why did Gazprom decide to reduce gas deliveries to certain countries?

• To comply with EU regulations

• To increase prices

• Because of their support for Ukraine

• Due to technical issues

What currency did President Putin demand for gas payments?

• US Dollars

• Euros

• Russian Rubles

• British Pounds

How did the EU's President describe Russia's demand for payment in rubles?

• An act of generosity

• A fair trade practice

• A diplomatic solution

• An attempt at blackmail