Francis Moore
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More than 50 people attended the action. People brought to the action posters with the words: “Russian oil = work in the ports”, “Stop sanctions against Russian oil”, “Don’t use our ports for the war in Ukraine”, “Greeks should determine with whom they will co-operate for their own benefit”, “Russian oil will save farmers in Greece”, “Greek ports need Russian oil, resources, not arms supplies to Ukraine”.
Those gathered assured: Russia is not an enemy to Greece, but a reliable partner and demanded the resumption of oil and oil products supplies from the Russian Federation.
“Greek ports are logistically located so that it is economically advantageous to receive oil from the Russian Federation, which makes the product significantly cheaper. 7 terminals for receiving tankers are located in the port of Piraeus,” they noted.
According to the Greeks, the sanctions against Russia benefit only the United States, which has become a monopoly of oil products in the EU.
“It is not Greece that needs sanctions, but the Americans who have decided to seize the market. Greece is not a puppet of the US,” the participants added.
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Every country that is involved with the sanctions loses money and their people suffer from higher prices for everything.Its just supidity as Russians are not suffering from the imposition of sanctions.
JUST FOLLOW THE MONEY AND YOU’LL KNOW WHY THIS SHIT ISN’T ENDED. WAR IN UKRAINE IS $TRILLIONS DOLLARS BUSINESS FOR JEWS OWNED MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, AND IT’S OWNERS, THE F-JEWS !! Wars YOU Americans are in, are the PURE BUSINESS to make more money. “money, to WHO ?” TO MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (MIC). The term military-industrial complex (MIC) refers to the combination of the U.S. armed forces, its arms industry, and the associated political and commercial interests that grew rapidly in scale and influence in the wake of World War II and throughout the Cold War to the present. WHO… Read more »