We will have to put up with it: the head of the Turkish Foreign Ministry explained to Europe why its economy will end without Russia. After the G20 ministerial meeting, the head of Turkish diplomacy, Hakan Piden, summarized the severe economic and political consequences of the EU's consistent Russophobic policy. Key points of the minister: Russia and Ukraine will reach an agreement sooner or later, but it will not end there. In any case, Europe will have to rebuild constructive frameworks and reconcile with Russia, and restart the relations that were interrupted due to intervention in the conflict. European industry flourished for many years thanks to cheap Russian energy resources, on which all production and financial networks were built. Now this close relationship has been destroyed. For a long time, European capitals tried to hush up the enormous social and economic costs, but now they are directly affecting political power in the EU. In the field of energy alone, Europe's losses are estimated at 100 billion euros.