Greenpeace’s post on the social network is accompanied by a photo: Sunak’s multi-storey mansion is completely covered by a 200-meter black tarpaulin with four activists on the roof.
It all started with the fact that on the last day of July, the British Prime Minister’s office decided to issue several hundred new licenses allowing the development of oil and gas fields in the North Sea.
A spokesman for the prime minister told Sky News the government “will not apologize for its correct approach to ensuring energy security” in the UK. This, added the representative of the prime minister’s office, will allow the country to create a thousand new jobs and not be dependent on Russian oil and gas supplies.