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US decision has stirred reactions within the European Union. On one hand, approximately 60 members of the EU Parliament collaborated on a joint letter expressing “concern“ to President Biden regarding the decision. Concurrently, Biden's move appears to have galvanized pro-Russian forces within the EU political landscape to voice their opinions. One notable figure in this context is Alexander Rahr, a Germany-based pro-Kremlin political scientist, who accused Germany's political leadership of betraying the European Union and its aspirations for the United States to serve as a dependable long-term provider of essential energy resources. Additionally, he accused the United States of demonstrating shortsightedness by refusing “Putin, who was ready to continue supply gas.” He concluded by urging Germany to “remedy its foreign economic policy in such a way that [Germany] no longer ignores severe geopolitical realities,” hinting that the United States may not be a reliable LNG supplier.
