Berlin-Sana
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck warned again today of the consequences of a ban on energy supplies from Russia on his country's economy.
In a statement to the German ZDF channel, Habeck said, "There is no infrastructure in Germany to import gas and oil in other ways, i.e. from other than Russia, considering that if Russia refuses to supply Germany with energy, this will threaten to close the largest chemical company in the world (BASF). .
Habek stressed that the lack of energy resources threatens the migration of energy companies abroad, for example to Asia.
The Chairman of the Executive Board of the German chemical BASF, Martin Brudermüller, confirmed that the freezing of imports or the long-term failure of gas and oil supplies from Russia could lead to the worst crisis affecting the German economy since the end of World War II, pointing out that calls for Europe to boycott Russian energy imports. irresponsible.
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