Parobek warns that the current energy crisis in Europe will end in chaos

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Prague (ST): Former Czech Prime Minister Jerji Parobek has warned that failure to address the current energy crisis in Europe will lead to major political changes ending in chaos.
In an interview with Parliamentary Papers today, Parobek said, “The solution to this crisis lies in working to end the war in Ukraine immediately, and that the West bears great responsibility for what is happening in this country,” explaining that NATO’s insistence on its expansion towards Ukraine is one of the main reasons for the occurrence of the conflict. The war and that Western sanctions on Russia create more problems for Europe than for Russia.
He pointed out that the high inflation rate prevailing now in the European Union countries and the decline in living standards in them will be secondary problems compared to the situation that would happen if Russia decided to completely stop its exports of “gas, oil and nuclear fuel” to Europe.
K.Q.
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