Turkish presidential advisers said that 1 million Europeans will spend the winter in Turkey, shouting that the hotel is "not too cheap"

According to today's Russian TV (RT) website reported on the 6th, Turkish President Erdogan's chief adviser Yigit Bulut recently said that 1 million Europeans will go to Turkey to spend the winter because their country is about to face the country is about to face energy crisis. Blut also called on his Turkish compatriots to reverse the situation and make it beneficial to himself.

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Blut issued a post on the 4th on the 4th that "at least 1 million natural gas was cut off by EU citizens to spend this winter in Turkey." Hotels in Antalia and other cities have adopted actions to buy or rent houses, because the traffic flow in winter will be full! "He also shouted at the end," Don't bid too cheap, they have this demand! "

RT reports that when Blud made the above remarks, many European countries are preparing to welcome the "perfect storm" of Berreley, a senior representative of EU diplomacy and security policy. Due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the sanctions on Russia in the West, European energy prices are high. Russian Energy Giant Russia's Natural Gas Industry Co., Ltd. recently announced that due to the technical maintenance of sanctions, Russia's main natural gas pipeline "Beixi-1" to the European Union will be closed unlimitedly, which further increases the price of natural gas. The imminent crisis has prompted many European countries to take emergency measures to reduce energy consumption and warn the public to usher in a difficult winter.

RT mentioned that Turkey adopted a neutral position in the Russian -Ukraine conflict and made it clear that it would continue to rely on Russia's natural gas. Earlier in May, Turkish President Erdogan said that Turkey could not give up Russia's natural gas supply. He said at the time that 50%of the natural gas used in Turkey came from Russia, and Turkey could not give up cooperation with Russia strategically. (Edit: HHJ)

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