"We won't let the Europeans be frozen" "

Lukashenko talked with a Belarusian businessman and talked: "We will not let the Europeans be frozen."

"Lukashenko promised to help Europeans use firewood to prevent it from being frozen in winter." On the 14th, the Russian New News reported that Belarusian President Lukashenko's remarks recently reported.

Lukashenko (right) talks with Jeterlin (left) to split firewood and talks. The source of the picture: Telegram account "пул первого первого" published screenshot of the video

Comprehensive Russia New News Agency and Tas News reported that the Telegram account "пул первого" related to the Belarusian Presidential News Agency released a video on the 14th, showing the scene of Luchenko and Belarga Jert Forest on the side of the forest. Essence At the beginning of the video, Lukashenko said to Jetlin, "We will not let the Europeans be frozen, and we will help our brothers. Maybe they will help us when they do." Lukashenko did not explicitly explain here what it would provide to Europe. However, Russian media such as Tas Society and Russia's Agency explained that he refers to helping Europe by supplying firewood.

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The two talked about the tree species of firewood. Lukashenko believes that it is not necessary for Europe to choose firewood or birch trees now, "as long as it is warm."

In the context of soaring oil and gas prices, many European families will burn firewood to heating this winter, and the price of firewood has ushered in a wave of surge. According to EURACTIV reported on the 7th of this month, the price of Bulgarian firewood has risen from 40-50 euros per cubic meter in 2021 to 100-150 euros today. In Hungary, local media expect a shortage of firewood this winter, and the price may soar more than half. Poland and Slovak's firewood prices also turned around last year. Social organizations say that if the government does not take measures to subsidize and crack down on firewood, it may occur "catastrophic consequences." Many European countries have begun to take relevant measures, including prohibiting firewood exports, relaxation of trees, etc., and at the same time, they are also looking up at the problem of illegal logging.

Source: Global Network/Zhang Jiangping

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