The EU deals a heavy blow to Vladimir Putin, this is why Russia is on the verge of collapse

A long-delayed gas pipeline between Greece and Bulgaria aimed at helping Sofia reduce its dependence on Russian gas has been completed and could begin commercial operations this month. This is what the Energy Minister of Greece declared. The Greece-Bulgaria Interconnector (IGB), which has encountered several administrative hurdles in recent years, is important to the energy security of Bulgaria, which has been cut off from Russian gas for refusing to pay in rubles following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. The 220 million euro pipeline will transport gas from the northern Greek city of Komotini to Stara Zagora in Bulgaria and connect to another pipeline carrying gas to Azerbaijan. Meanwhile, the president of the European Commission, Ursula Von der Leyen, announced a complete interruption of gas supplies from Russia and emphasized that the emergency plan will be ready by mid-July. "We must prepare for further interruptions in gas supplies, even a complete interruption of supplies from Russia. Today, a total of 12 member states are directly affected by partial or total reductions in gas supply. "It is evident. Putin continues to use energy as a weapon. This is why the Commission is working on a European emergency plan. We will present this plan and the necessary tools by mid-July," said the president of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, speaking at the plenary session. Also, according to the agreement between US President Joe Biden and the President of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, at least 15 billion additional cubic meters of liquefied natural gas will arrive from the United States to Europe this year. The United States will also guarantee supplies to meet natural gas demand of at least 50 billion cubic meters per year by 2030.