Estonia seeking EU debate on more aid to Ukraine to destroy Russian oil refineries – PM

“This is a major miscalculation, because deals with dictators are the road to hell. Innocent people are being killed for gas and fuel money. And what is very likely is that the hoped-for fuel will not come,” the Estonian Prime Minister said. Michal stressed that the deal runs counter to the policy pursued by the West in recent years of restricting Russia’s revenues from energy exports. “The US has until now persuaded its allies to abandon Russian fuel – we have too,” Michal said. In his view, the strategy of reducing Russia’s revenues must continue.