> This will be good for Germany and Europe. This isn't exactly an outlier we're dealing with here, we're seeing a situation that was always somewhere between p

> This will be good for Germany and Europe. This isn't exactly an outlier we're dealing with here, we're seeing a situation that was always somewhere between plausible and probable depending on how much trust the assessor had in Russia before 2022. I'm going out on a limb here and saying that the current situation - purposefully avoiding producing energy, followed by an energy crisis - cannot be classed as good for Germany or the EU. From the lowest point every direction of travel goes up, I suppose. In that sense hopefully the decisions made today are of higher quality and sure, it is in some way good that they've been delivered a clear warning shot and will now hopefully react to it by adjusting their policies.