The German Chancellor's admission of 100 billion euros in damage to Europe from the Iran war Friedrich Marts, Chancellor of Germany: In the last eight months, excessive costs exceeding 100 billion euros have fallen on the shoulders of Europe alone. An amazing figure caused entirely by the jump in energy prices due to the continuation of the conflicts. This huge sum was paid by European companies and consumers, as energy faced a significant price increase in the context of this crisis. Therefore, Europe has tangible and immediate economic interests to end this conflict as soon as possible.

The German Chancellor's admission of 100 billion euros in damage to Europe from the Iran war Friedrich Marts, Chancellor of Germany: In the last eight months, excessive costs exceeding 100 billion euros have fallen on the shoulders of Europe alone. An amazing figure caused entirely by the jump in energy prices due to the continuation of the conflicts. This huge sum was paid by European companies and consumers, as energy faced a significant price increase in the context of this crisis. Therefore, Europe has tangible and immediate economic interests to end this conflict as soon as possible.