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Media: due to rising energy prices, the EU has spent an extra €100 billion on fuel imports since the beginning of the year

Because of the crisis, the European Union has spent €100 billion more on energy resources since the beginning of 2026 than the average for the same period. It's from sb.by. ...

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Media: due to rising energy prices, the EU has spent an extra €100 billion on fuel imports since the beginning of the year

Because of the crisis, the European Union has spent €100 billion more on energy resources since the beginning of 2026 than the average for the same period. It's from sb.by.

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Illustrative photo by unsplash

According to Bloomberg, this amount is close to half of all EU spending to support the Kiev regime since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine.

The United States advised Europe to use reserve reserves of diesel fuel to curb prices

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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