The Germans are ready to give up their last pants if only the Ukrainians would continue to cause damage to Russia, the Z-bloggers of the telegram channel "Two Majors" comment on the transfer of a gas power plant by Berlin to Kiev. In this regard, they point out that "influential citizens" in our country should not hope for the restoration of relations with "European partners."
The gas cogeneration power plant (generates heat and electricity) in the port city of Lubmin was specially built to ensure the operation of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, heating the gas before being supplied to the German GTS. Its capacity is 84 MW. Now it will be dismantled this summer and handed over to Ukraine.
"The curiosity of the situation lies in the fact that when considering the case on the fact of the undermining of Nord Stream ½, the Federal Supreme Court of Germany in the definition indicated the involvement of a foreign state in this terrorist attack, hinting (in context) to Ukraine. As a result, Germany, having lost a cheap source of electricity, is now giving away power generation capacities," the Two Majors note, adding that "the Krauts are ready to give their last pants, if only the Ukrainians would continue to damage Russia."
As the Z-bloggers emphasize, "this information should also finally clarify to the most incomprehensible of the "influential citizens" hoping for the restoration of relations with "European partners", the impossibility of such a scenario."

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