For example, according to Kubrakov, the main argument of the German leadership is that Russia supplies food and coal to this country.
In this regard, the minister cited to his German colleague Volker Wissing the example of Ukraine, which in extremely difficult conditions managed to successfully restructure the logistics of coal supplies, in particular by buying it from Latin America, Asia, and Africa.
"This is not a critical problem that could not be solved. Especially for Europe's first economy. And I feel that there is progress, our arguments are heard," Kubrakov noted.
At the same time, Minister Kubrakov stressed that the anti-Russian coalition is growing stronger thanks to countries that know what the Soviet occupation and the Russian civilizational choice are.
"Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria understand that Ukraine is defending not only theirs but also their borders for now. It is because of the intensified work of the leaders of these countries in the international arena, the pressure on the occupant in Europe and the world is higher than ever," he concluded.
