our european correspondent sergei khloshevsky appreciated the british press against the backdrop of rapidlywing prices fell into hysterics telegraph writes about the ruined economy of the kingdom. welcome to modern britain where nothing works. everything is expensive, and we are too busy arguing about the causes of our troubles instead of looking for a solution. electri. and a severe drought that hits energy and agriculture the largest european rivers are becoming unsuitable for navigation, the water level in the danube has reached a historical minimum that has not been seen here for a long time, given that this river is the most important transport artery of europe, this means that not only the climate crisis is approaching, but also the transport crisis along the danube, barges with coal go not only in serbia but about 70% of coal goes to neighboring bulgaria and romania along the danube; now the bulgarian part of the danube does not work. there is a complete halt of dry traffic. we hope that the romanian side will complete the deepening bottom. on this area. otherwise, bulgaria will not

why sergei khloshevsky will tell the uk government will insistently ask its citizens turn off the lights and thermostats in the houses calls for austerity plan to show the leading tv channels they will. in social networks, and if this is not enough, then leaflets will appear on the streets of london, as the british authorities expect to avoid blackouts in the winter against the background of the global fuel crisis, which all experts of any of the possible successors to the garden are unanimously talking about. whether johnson from the track or rishi ship like the expert believes faced with incredible difficulties in the coming weeks, electricity bills for the british will rise rapidly, and then the government. billions of pounds would have to be spent just to keep people warm in their homes. show the conservative candidate. only hand out promises rechessunok. cautiously proposes to abandon only the value added tax ali straz, which wins the race plans to radically ease the fiscal pressure on citizens. both promise to compensate the british for the costs of electricity, but it is hard to b