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In response to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyenabout capping the price Europe pays for Russian gasWrote Dmitriy Medvedev On the Telegram app: "Simply, there will be no Russian gas in Europe".
Von der Leyen had also said that "Gas reserves in the European Union, on average, reached about 80%, which is the target that was planned to be reached in November".
Achieving the gas storage goal came two months ahead of the target in light of the preparations for a difficult winter, despite the decline in Russian supplies via a gas pipeline. "Nord Stream 1" The main one during the recent period to only 20 percent of its capacity.
In a new round of escalation between Russia and Western countries, the company "Gazprom" Russian, gas flows through the line "Nord Stream 1" For three days in a row, in order to carry out sudden maintenance work, and supplies will return again at the beginning of the fourth day of September.
as announced "Gazprom" They will stop pumping gas to the French utility company "Engy" Starting Thursday, due to a dispute over payments.
She said Russia Western sanctions are the reason for the interruption gas supplyWhile European countries pointed the finger again at Moscow, interested in exploiting the energy crisis as a weapon in the crushing sanctions war between the two sides against the backdrop of the Ukrainian crisis, it is unlikely that Moscow will re-pump gas through "Nord Stream 1" Once again to bring more pressure on the countries of the continent.
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In response to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyenabout capping the price Europe pays for Russian gasWrote Dmitriy Medvedev On Telegram: “There simply wouldn’t be Russian gas in Europe”.
Von der Leyen had also said that “the gas reserves in the European Union, on average, reached about 80 percent, which is the target that was planned to be reached in November.”
Achieving the gas storage goal came two months ahead of the target date in light of the preparations for a difficult winter, despite the decline in Russian supplies through the main “Nord Stream 1” gas pipeline during the recent period to only 20 percent of its capacity.
In a new round of escalation between Russia and Western countries, the Russian company, “Gazprom”, stopped gas flows through the “Gazprom” pipeline.Nord Stream 1“For three days in a row, with the aim of carrying out sudden maintenance work, and supplies will return again at the beginning of the fourth day of this September.”
Gazprom also announced that it would stop pumping gas to the French utility company “ENGIE”, starting from Thursday, due to a dispute over payments..
She said Russia Western sanctions are the reason for the interruption gas supplyEuropean countries again pointed the finger at Moscow, interested in exploiting the energy crisis as a weapon in the crushing sanctions war between the two sides against the backdrop of the Ukrainian crisis, ruling out that Moscow would pump gas again through Nord Stream 1 to achieve more pressure on the countries of the continent..