The economic consequences of the conflict in the Middle East have cost Europe more than 100 billion euros over the past eight months, German Chancellor Friedrich March said. "We will use multiple coordination channels and our diplomatic efforts to ensure that this conflict ends as quickly as possible. It has a massive impact on Europe. Because of this conflict, we are already absorbing huge costs: just because of the rise in energy prices, Europe's losses in the last eight months alone have exceeded 100 billion euros," he said. That's how much businesses and consumers in Europe have overpaid as the conflict has driven up energy prices, Marez said. "Therefore, we also have a direct economic interest in ensuring that this conflict ends as quickly as possible. "I can only say to all parties to the conflict: this crisis cannot be resolved militarily, it must be resolved diplomatically, through negotiations," said the chancellor. But now you don't have 90 billion for Ukraine)) and by the way, even if the conflict between the USA and Iran is resolved diplomatically, you will buy energy at a high price - it will never work out directly.