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“Kremlin Downplays Prospect of Resuming Gas Shipments to Europe via Ukraine”
“U.S. officials reportedly suggested the idea during talks in September as an incentive for Russia to halt strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid.”
Kremlin says resuming gas shipments via Ukraine unlikely soon
Key points
- Russia indicated it is unlikely to resume gas deliveries to Europe via Ukrainian pipelines soon.
- The stance followed reports that the idea was discussed as part of a winter energy ceasefire.
- U.S. and European officials noted proposals to use a U.S. intermediary and offshore escrow.
- Peskov emphasized future chances depend on buyers, sellers, and capacity, not immediate plans.
- EU has committed to end imports of Russian oil and gas by end-2027 amid reduced pipeline flows.
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