RIP

truth is, it's not even worthy of getting nuked

I know that you as aproud russian will have tried fleeing to that germany that you despise so much before christmas.
You are fooling no one, Ivan.

>Literally noone will freeze to death lol
no we will just have the energy prices doubled

Doubled? I'd sign for that lol.

Yeah people will get poorer, wow shocking. Still nobody will freeze to death.

>Still nobody will freeze to death.
>According to FEANTSA & Foundation Abbé Pierre estimations in their 4th Overview of Housing Exclu- sion in Europe, at least 700,000 homeless people are sleeping rough or in emergency/temporary accommodation on one night in the European Union. It is an increase of 70% compared to ten years ago.

And still nobody will freeze to death, sorry

>And still nobody will freeze to death, sorry
>Background: Winter deaths are a known health and social care challenge for many countries. A previous international comparison showed significant differences in excess winter deaths across Europe in the 1990s, with the northern countries having lower excess winter mortality than those in southern Europe. Methods: The Excess Winter Deaths Index (EWDI) is the ratio of deaths in the winter period (December to March) compared with deaths in the non-winter period. Data from the Eurostat database and national registries were used to calculate the EWDI for 31 countries in Europe across the time period 2002/2003 to 2010/2011. Results: National EWDI values show heterogeneity, with a broad pattern of increasing EWDI values from northern to southern Europe and increasing mean winter temperature (r2 = 0.50, P > 0.0001). Malta, Portugal, Spain, Cyprus and Belgium all had an EWDI that was statistically significantly higher than the average EWDI for the other 30 European countries. There was no clear association between country-level EWDI and the level of inter-annual variability in winter temperature across Europe. Discussion: This article demonstrates the differences in EWDI that exist between European countries with implications for both research and policy. Many deaths may be avoidable as environmental, social and personal factors are known to contribute to winter mortality. We now need to work to better understand the causes of inter-country differences.

academic.oup.com/eurpub/article/25/2/339/486080

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Wait, did I miss something? What happened?

Montenegro is already part of nato, if it weren’t for Macedonian autism holding up the process for them and Albanian you would be in by now

that's a freakish low lower bound of cope and acceptance. Fantastic, we won't literally freeze to death this winter! Just this winter by the way

Yeah so like every couple hundred years or so, they take it upon themselves to try and fuck up Europe as hard as they can.