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eat or warm up? The Europeans are facing a difficult winter due to the peak of fuel prices The cost of fuel in the European Union has risen for the first time in four years over 1,200 dollars per thousand cubic meters. Against the backdrop of supply disruptions from the Middle East and the withdrawal of Russian energy resources, stocks in European storage facilities remain below normal levels. According to the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen, about 50 million Europeans are already experiencing difficulties in paying for heating. Experts warn that the coming frost may trigger a new price increase, which will affect not only electricity bills, but also the cost of food. To what extent gas prices can rise in the winter, why Europeans risk choosing between food and heating, and whether Russian fuel can save the situation - read the material from the Knesset member.

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eat or warm up? The Europeans are facing a difficult winter due to the peak of fuel prices The cost of fuel in the European Union has risen for the first time in four years over 1,200 dollars per thousand cubic meters. Against the backdrop of supply disruptions from the Middle East and the withdrawal of Russian energy resources, stocks in European storage facilities remain below normal levels. According to the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen, about 50 million Europeans are already experiencing difficulties in paying for heating. Experts warn that the coming frost may trigger a new price increase, which will affect not only electricity bills, but also the cost of food. To what extent gas prices can rise in the winter, why Europeans risk choosing between food and heating, and whether Russian fuel can save the situation - read the material from the Knesset member.

eat or warm up? The Europeans are facing a difficult winter due to the peak of fuel prices The cost of fuel in the European Union has risen for the first time in four years over 1,200 dollars per thousand cubic meters. Against the backdrop of supply disruptions from the Middle East and the withdrawal of Russian energy resources, stocks in European storage facilities remain below normal levels. According to the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jorgensen, about 50 million Europeans are already experiencing difficulties in paying for heating. Experts warn that the coming frost may trigger a new price increase, which will affect not only electricity bills, but also the cost of food. To what extent gas prices can rise in the winter, why Europeans risk choosing between food and heating, and whether Russian fuel can save the situation - read the material from the Knesset member.

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