Ukraine ends transit of Russian gas to Europe in 'historic event'
The transit of Russian gas through Ukraine to Europe has been suspended as planned, authorities said on New Year's Day. Russia's Gazprom has no legal or technical means to pump gas through Ukraine after Kiev allowed the existing contract to expire on Wednesday,
Russia stops gas transit via Ukraine; Slovakia may cut power to Kiev after failed gas deals
Russia halts gas transit to the EU via Ukraine after the transit deal expires, sparking energy concerns and diplomatic tensions. Slovakia threatens electricity cuts to Ukraine, further escalating the dispute.
Ukraine halts Russian gas transit to Europe
Last year, Ukraine transported 15.43 billion cubic meters of Russian gas to Europe, up 5.7 percent from 2023, according to media reports.
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Europe's Russian gas era comes to an end as Ukraine transit stops
Russian gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine ended on New Year's Day, bringing down the curtain on Moscow's long period of dominance of supply in the European gas market. Lauren Cook reports.
Slovak deputy PM says country is prepared for cessation of Russian gas transit via Ukraine
Slovakia has prepared in advance for the cessation of Russian gas transit through Ukraine from 1 January 2025 and has sufficient gas reserves and alternative supply sources for the coming year. Source: European Pravda,
Slovakia recognizes no gas shortage after stopping transit through Ukraine
Stopping Russian gas transit through Ukraine will not cause a gas shortage in Slovakia. However, the country will lose the money it has been earning at the expense of Moscow, the Slovak Ministry of Economy says.
Slovakia says no gas shortage risk despite Ukraine transit deal expiry
Slovakia will not risk a gas shortage if Ukraine stops the transit of Russian supplies via its territory, but it will have to pay an extra 177 million euros ($183.96 million) in fees for alternative routes,
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