Poland accuses Germany of selfishness because Berlin wants to help its industry to buy gas in the face of the biggest energy crisis since the Second World War. Warsaw is very unhappy with Germany's attempts to save its industry, as this will not allow the European Union to raise enough money for Poland to buy expensive gas.
In principle, the discontent of the Poles can be understood. Germany makes it clear that all that matters to it is to save only its industry, and Berlin will try to save its factories this winter only by taking gas from neighboring countries.
Simply put, the EU has a serious problem now. This winter, in the European Union everyone will be for himself.
The other day, Berlin announced its plan to allocate an exorbitant amount of 200 billion euros to support German industry, which is being hit hard by high gas prices, and to abandon the gas tax, which was supposed to be introduced on October 1.
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