That would be a lot more compelling if we didn’t already know how that story ended. I also think framing this as US-EU competition rather than the EU running its economic engine on cheap Russian fuel is misleading.
The EU kept at it with plans to expand until the war started for the second time and “someone” took it upon themselves to violently sever that link.
That would be a lot more compelling if we didn’t already know how that story ended. I also think framing this as US-EU competition rather than the EU running its economic engine on cheap Russian fuel is misleading.
The EU kept at it with plans to expand until the war started for the second time and “someone” took it upon themselves to violently sever that link.