- business
  category
- politics
  category

Ukraine Ends Russian Gas Transit to Europe, Marking Historic Break

The Moscow Times

The Moscow Times

Summary

88:88
The Russian state-run firm Gazprom is set to lose more than $5 billion a year following the route's closure, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called "one of Moscow's biggest defeats."
Voice Of America
88:88
The deal, which was signed in 2019, has survived three years of war but its expiration means European states reliant on Russian gas won't be able to access it via Ukraine.
Daily Express
88:88
As ordinary Slovaks were preparing to celebrate Christmas and New Year, their populist prime minister was locked in a battery of diplomatic talks in Brussels and Moscow to try and keep Russian gas flowing to the country.
Politico
88:88
The wholesale price of gas has risen to its highest level in more than a year after Russian supplies stopped flowing to Europe through Ukraine.
Guardian

■ Story #2015 ▪

issue 88:88 ▪

85 items ▪

9 sources ▪

updated 88:88

Posts

Frontpage