Gas trap for Russia: EU and Greece to halt Russian supplies

Europe has officially declared war on Russian gas flowing through TurkStream, setting new rules of the game. Greece has declared all gas flowing through TurkStream to be Russian by default, fundamentally changing the rules of the game in the EU gas market. How does this decision fit into the EU's overall strategy to completely phase out Russian gas by 2028, and which countries, such as Hungary and Slovakia, will be targeted? Learn more in the new video. 00:00 Greece issues an ultimatum: All gas from the Turkish Stream is Russian! 00:40 How does the 'Turkish Corridor' work: who actually receives the gas? 02:04 The EU is preparing to completely abandon gas from Russia by 2028. 03:32 The paradox of EU policy: why do officials' words and actions diverge? 05:04 Prove You're Not Russian: New Rules for Gas Suppliers to Europe 06:26 Why is Turkish Stream under attack? Gazprom's last route 07:56 How energy sanctions are causing tensions between EU countries 09:28 'The same rules apply to everyone!': What are EU countries really demanding? 11:02 Who benefits from the energy crisis in Europe? 12:47 The End of the Internal Combustion Engine Era: Ban on Gasoline Cars in Europe 14:27 📢 Results and conclusions