I'd like to mention the role of corruption in Germany in all this: Gerard Schroder who was essentially bought by the Russians the way I see it. He initiated th

I'd like to mention the role of corruption in Germany in all this: Gerard Schroder who was essentially bought by the Russians the way I see it. He initiated the push to close German nuclear reactors and push for renewables + Russian gas for base load to replace clean nuclear. After which he got a nice job with Gazprom in exchange for his "good work". Russia won, Germany (and by extension all of the EU) lost IMO. EU essentially funded part of the war against Ukraine in the early days, because Germany had made itself (temporarily) dependent on Russian gas. The only country in Europe who was immune to all of this outside influence and even benefittted: nuclear country France (the biggest net exporter of electricity in the EU last time I checked).