maxim shapovalenko was with us. classical war is accompanied by economic, and in it the front.seems to be shifting to the energy side. in the european union, the moment the decision is made to pay for russian gas in rubles, somehow moscow is demanding either to refuse to pay for gas as well. there is no unity, some countries are leaning towards the conditions of gazprom, since for a couple of years they see no alternative for themselves; others have gone on the principle that poland and bulgaria have never declared that they do not receive russian raw materials. today , russia supplies europe with gas by about 40%, and germany is supplied with 55% of russian gas to europe through four pipelines. the main one is the nord stream. one of them last year pumped 59 billion cubic meters of gas through ukrainian transit more than 40 billion cubic meters there is also the yamal europe pipeline built in 1999 to bypass ukraine and finally the turkish stream, in addition to germany, finland austria latvia moldova is very dependent on russian gas in europe czech republic serbia and other re

the land lease law, which greatly facilitates the supply, we will discuss the situation with maxim shapovalenkoputy director of the center for analysis of strategy and technologies. maksim, how much does nato aid affect the course of the company? does it increase the combat capability of the ukrainian side? it is obvious that life in our military complicates these supplies? uh, well, i would be the only one not to exaggerate the significance of these deliveries, for reasons such as, well, despite the importance of the military-technical aspect, it’s still in the war, uh, everything is decided by people. but just with the people on the opposite side there is a big problem. actually , up to a quarter of those prepared. e military personnel yes, oh, which was relatively, so to speak, eh, such practical combat experience during his stay in the donbass, they were now, in fact, final , and all this equipment that is supplied. well, besides the fact that it is certainly partly, uh, of soviet origin hmm, and partly already western. eh, that is, this technique must be mastered. and here, uh, i suspect t