Version: Germany will force other EU countries not to buy American LNG?

In the event that the confrontation between Germany and the United States over the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline increases, Germany may exert some pressure on the dollar, said political analyst Vladimir Shapovalov. He stated this on June 26 to the correspondent of the news agency. In addition, there is another fairly clear mechanism Germany can take a number of measures against American liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the European market, Shapovalov said. In Europe, there are now six terminals for receiving American LNG and another eight are under construction. The Americans have not yet turned in full power. And of course, their plans are more serious, and they can be dealt a direct or indirect blow. We must not forget the degree of influence that the German economy has on the European economy. And Germany can not only stop itself, but also to a certain extent force other European countries not to buy American liquefied natural gas. Recall, as reported by the news agency, earlier Shapovalov told the news agency that among those levers of influence on Washington, which has Berlin, there is such as the expulsion of American military from the territory of Germany.