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Gazprom is majority owned by the Russian state, and the Ukrainian government operates the pipelines through its territory
If anything can bring Europe together, is figthing against Russia, even secretly. >

Precisely. Russia is amazing at being able to mobilize vast swathes of diverse countries against it. I'm from a country bordering Russia, I don't want to dislike my neighbour, but the Kremlin's actions leave one little choice. >

At this point it's either hate Russia, or be genocided by them. >

I really hope the world ends by meteor strike and not a fucking race war. I just want to have a fuckin garden and raise my kids and the whole fuckin world is on fire. I don't get to know that my children get to even have a future because everyone is constantly threatening war instead of pooling resources and information. >

Despite all this, the world is a more peaceful place than it has ever been. Violent death is way down, and you and your kids never had a better chance to die of old age. >

I'd agree with this if not for climate change.... >

Even then, we barely missed the extinction event (4C) and while we’re on track for a shitty future, the human race will survive >

Yea, but modern society might not. >

It never does >

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Bulgaria, one of the poorest EU members and long perceived as pro-Moscow, helped Ukraine survive Russia's early onslaught by secretly supplying it with large amounts of desperately needed diesel and ammunition, the politicians responsible have said.
Sofia did not supply Ukraine directly, but allowed Bulgarian intermediaries to sell to their counterparts in Ukraine or Nato member states, and kept open its air links with Poland and land routes via Romania and Hungary, Peskov told the paper.
They were especially sensitive since the fuel Bulgaria was shipping to Ukraine was produced from Russian crude oil, at a refinery near Burgas on the Black Sea operated by Russia's Lukoil.


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They were especially sensitive since the fuel Bulgaria was shipping to Ukraine was produced from Russian crude oil, at a refinery near Burgas on the Black Sea operated by Russia's Lukoil.

The funniest part if you ask me. >

Whole this war is filled with this shit. Russia is supplying Europe with gas through Ukraine and paying Ukraine for this. Madness. >

It's not that surprising. It's just private businesses trying to make profit /stay afloat.
It's not "one country buying from another country" it's companies in one country buying from businesses in another country. And if they can get past sanctions to do that, they obviously will.