nice one - and saying that right next to Scholz. what I'm wondering is - what would even be the incentive to Russia? there is no gas flowing anyway and they would be the first to have it going again while in total control how much gas is going through it at any moment in time. also it gives them bargaining leverage if gas is flowing. why would Russia do that? if they want to mess with German energy on a meta level they can just play the "turbine is broken"-game again.