natalia lundovskaya ksenia bocharnikova news. unwanted books are being accepted for recycling an announcement on the door of one of the libraries in hamburg is asking readers to help with the current situation and donate old buildings that the library will use as fuel. well, that is, by igniting some books, they are going to maintain a normal temperature in the rooms where others are stored. this is just one fame, the coming hard winter. for all europeans. germany has already warned wash hands in offices. it will be possible only with cold water, and at night you will have to carefully look under your feet. the illumination of many monument buildings will be turned off. well, this is how, for example, the official residence of the president of germany looks like at dusk. in addition, european officials. now, almost every day, it generates a variety of measures to conserve energy resources. in lithuania, in search of inspiration, they even announced competitions in the energy confrontation with russia, this is how the population g

natalia lundovskaya ksenia bocharnikova news.pletely stopped pumping gas through the northern flow one at the portovaya compressor station is undergoing scheduled repairs, the company warned western consumers that this preventive maintenance is necessary before the autumn-winter season, maintenance of the only working gas compressor unit should last three days, then it is planned to pass through this thread about 33 million cubic meters of gas per day, but the europeans took what was happening very nervously on the front page of the british guardian appeared headline article. in spirit, everything disappeared on the western exchanges. the price of gas skyrocketed to $3,000 per 1,000 cubic meters of what is happening at the portovaya station in the report of my colleague with a goal. european politicians have proven that there is little to do. at least as long as they are capable, it turns out that these are the only people on whom it depends on how the winter will pass in europe. siemens specialists have begun maintenance of the