at the same time, gas supplies are at an all time high.
The main issue seems to be absolutely atrocious timing of nuclear reactor maintenance. (which is just bad luck).
> I assume that once larger parts of the population start feeling the effects of these energy shortages, some dynamics might change.
I sure as hell hope that the dynamic will increase in providing ukraine with the weapons required to end of the war far more quickly. From a geopolitical standpoint, making sure russia does not win this war or end it in a stalemate is absolutely vital for European stability.
Also, it could lead to further defence integration in europe. (this has already been fast tracked once the war started).
The main issue seems to be absolutely atrocious timing of nuclear reactor maintenance. (which is just bad luck).
> I assume that once larger parts of the population start feeling the effects of these energy shortages, some dynamics might change.
I sure as hell hope that the dynamic will increase in providing ukraine with the weapons required to end of the war far more quickly. From a geopolitical standpoint, making sure russia does not win this war or end it in a stalemate is absolutely vital for European stability.
Also, it could lead to further defence integration in europe. (this has already been fast tracked once the war started).