Russia’s Gazprom said it would further slash gas flows via a key pipeline as it waited for the delivery of a key turbine from Canada that has been delayed amid concern over the impact of sanctions.
Russia’s war in Ukraine enters its sixth month with Ukraine’s forces bolstered by high-precision artillery systems provided by the US. Ukrainian troops repelled assaults on the Kramatorsk and Bakhmut axes in the eastern region of Donetsk, Ukraine’s General Staff said in a statement. Moscow is seeking to solidify its hold on the region and eventually hold referendums there and in other parts of the southeast as a prelude to annexation.
Nord Stream flows had already been reduced to 40% of capacity since last month as a separate turbine is delayed following repairs in Canada after uncertainty over the impact of sanctions on Russia. President Vladimir Putin warned last week flows could drop to 20% if the turbine issues weren’t resolved.Ukraine wins €1.59bn loan from EU’s lending arm
Last year, Ukraine began probes against Yanukovych and his former prime minister, Mykola Azarov, who also fled to Russia in 2014 after their administration was toppled. Zelensky on Monday also fired the deputy secretary of the Security Council, Ruslan Demchenko, who was also involved in the Kharkiv agreement.
The revised plan would increase the number of countries that have to request that a 15% demand-reduction target be made mandatory to five,EU ambassadors are due to discuss a plan for emergency regulation Monday, on the eve of a meeting of energy ministers. Governments want a higher threshold for triggering mandatory cuts.Ukraine has received the first three Gepard anti-aircraft systems from Germany, Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov said on Monday.
Gazprom will reinstall the repaired Nord Stream 1 turbine once it arrives in Russia and flows will resume at levels that are technically possible, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.
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