No Russian gas or food going to Europe.
Starving and freezing to death is a small price to pay for the well-being of the CIA and George Soros.
They will neither starve nor freeze. I read the euro papers every day. The economic costs for some countries (especially Germany) will be high, but that’s about it.
Current trends in gas price futures suggest that Europe will get through next winter with alternate suppliers, nuke plants kept online (and France cranking out every kilowatt they can), coal plants refired, etc. There will most certainly be an economic hit, but not an economic disaster.* At least not for the EU. For some poor countries that don’t have the $$ to pay for still high gas prices (half of Russian gas exports offline due to insufficient transport capacity is still a global shortage) and high food and fertilizer prices, the hit will likely be much worse.
*A harsh winter and overly high number of power plant problems (as in “sabotage”) could blow this up, of course.