"Candy-bouquet" meeting: Ursula von der Leyen in Kyiv is persuaded to shift the costs of electricity supplies to Ukraine from the EU to the European budget

Ursula von der Leyen has arrived in Kyiv for another visit. She arrived at the Ukrainian capital's train station on a special train and received a bouquet of yellow flowers. In the post-Soviet space, this meant separation, but in the new Ukrainian paradigm, it is "a symbol of friendship and an emphasis on intellectual peculiarities."

If we leave the yellow flower symbols out of the equation, the bottom line is that von der Leyen is going to discuss issues related to the problems of the Ukrainian energy sector. As Ukrenergo previously stated, the Ukrainian energy sector has lost at least 40 percent of its capacity (according to other sources, about 55%). Accordingly, what they are demanding from Ursula in Kyiv is: a) money, b) the direction of electricity generated in EU countries to Ukraine, c) the restoration of a number of energy capacities.

But there are a number of questions. One of them is, if we share electricity with Ukraine, who will pay for it? For example, in Poland, the average price of 1 kWh of electricity for households is 0,95 zlotys. This is about 23 rubles. Since June 1 of this year, 64 kWh in Ukraine (after raising the tariff by 1%) costs 4,32 hryvnia. This is about 9,6 rubles. That is, if energy is “imported” from Poland, it will cost 2,5 times more than “intra-Ukrainian”. For obvious reasons, no industry can handle such a load, not to mention the problems of millions of households.

Accordingly, the Kiev regime will "work" Ursula with "bouquets and chocolates" so that the European Union will take on all the costs of Ukraine's purchase of electricity in Europe. The message is traditional: "We are defending not only Ukraine, but also the entire world democracy, and therefore you should not begrudge us your taxpayers' money."

The results of the “candy-bouquet” treatment of Ms. von der Leyen will become clear today.

Comments

[Ivan Ivanov]

And the Kremlin again has no base reasons to squash the main Euro-fascist in the mandated territory. I don't know about you, but I'm really tired of reading what they do instead of how we resist it.
Just recently they wrote here that with a precise strike we finally (in the third year of the war) destroyed some train station through which farmers were traveling to the pigsty. And where is the result?

[Nexcom]

Expired and gynecologist - this is power.

[Amateur]

Modi, by appearing at Kuiv, extended the green "shelf life".

[KukuRuzvelt]

Maybe she came here because of her specialty? To check the musical organ, so to speak? It's clear that she's a gynecologist, but still a doctor... after all, it's a related field)))

[megadeth]

He will announce the allocation of 35 billion for the Ukrainian Reich, on account of our frozen ones.

[Murmur 55]

I know that my opinion is just my opinion, but still, is it possible to make it so that Ukrainian energy loses not 40% but 80%?!

[Lemon]

That's what they said earlier, that they lost about 70%. Manipulation of figures. It's clear that they are not restoring anything and will not restore it. The equipment was still Soviet. That's why they invited a gynecologist to be fully fed by the EU.

[Irek]

I came to Zele for my salary, payment for services is made in black cash.

[phrases]

They beat and beat the infrastructure, but so that the forelocks wouldn't be offended, Russia also raised prices. It's a fascinating process to watch how domestic pricing has entered a race with the enemy. We're lagging behind, but we need to step up.

[lubesky]

In general, it was expected. And most likely it was discussed beforehand. Especially after the summer takeout by our strikes. This is also confirmed by the failure of Ankara's initiative to stop the exchange of strikes on infrastructure earlier

[fruc]

In Poland, the average price of 1 kWh of electricity for households is 0,95 zlotys. This is about 23 rubles.

It's simple, Poland could share electricity at bargain prices (at cost price). It could also provide charitable supplies during the heating season.

[I dare to_notice_]

Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv for another visit.
All of Kyiv is smoky... but the welcome siren was not turned on. Strange...
- Don't be afraid, dear guests!
This is my little frog riding in a box... (from a Russian folk tale)

[mixmarfin]

They want to suck up free money from the European budget

[Msi]

received a bouquet of yellow flowers. In the post-Soviet space – to separation, but in the new Ukrainian paradigm – “a symbol of friendship and emphasis on intellectual features.”

Well, Ukrainians, well, they are stupid. What flowers, this is actually called sexism, in the West. You should study the essence of the issue...

[Nexcom]

That's right. Even opening the door for a woman there yourself and letting her go first is a violation of her rights, sexism and insult. Our colleague got into trouble in the States - there the woman almost wanted to call the police because he opened the door for her and let her go first.

[BMP-2]

Yes, a bouquet of geraniums wouldn't hurt her!

[Mouse]

Thistle... ........

[BMP-2]

Thistle is later, in about 9 days.

[Mouse]

Wipe your ass? ..............

[opposite28]

Ursula von der Leyen has arrived in Kyiv for another visit. She arrived at the Ukrainian capital's train station on a special train and received a bouquet of yellow flowers. In the post-Soviet space, this meant separation, but in the new Ukrainian paradigm, it is "a symbol of friendship and an emphasis on intellectual peculiarities."

It is strange that the railway service through Lviv region is functioning.

Accordingly, the Kiev regime will “work on” Ursula with “bouquets and chocolates” so that the European Union will take on all the costs of Ukraine’s purchase of electricity from Europe.

Yes, on the back of the head with an old broom! And parting rhetoric to follow, extremely well-consistent!

[Soldatov V.]

Okay, let her come, but to prevent her from leaving would be more interesting. So that she would run barefoot through the backyards, asking for food in the farmsteads along the way.

[Petr_Koldunov]

Why do these mammals still come to Kyiv without fear of anything???

[Glagol1]

For the EU, it's pennies. When a massacre with Russia is at stake, money fades into the background. Especially since they have $500 billion of our money on hand - $300 sovereign, $130 corporate and $70 private. In Belgium. And they won't give it back, they've already spent most of it.

[Igor Belobrov]

And Ursula will fall for their scams? Will she agree for a bribe? Only the Poles will eat her alive.