VIDEO: EU's Stance on Russian Gas Resembles Schizophrenia, Says Austrian Presidential Candidate

The Austrian presidential candidate believes that the EU's complaints about issues related to gas resemble schizophrenia. “If you say you no longer need oil and gas from Russia, then you shouldn't complain later,” said Gerald Gross.

He added on social media that the behavior of European politicians resembles schizophrenia. “If Vienna remains without Russian gas supplies, it will lose its metallurgy and food industries. About 300,000 people will be left without jobs,” stated the president of the Austrian Kindl Industrial Association.