Putin, Europe and Russian gas
European Gas Prices Soar as Putin Says a New Ukraine Transit Deal Is Unlikely
Dutch TTF Natural Gas Futures, the benchmark for Europe’s gas trading, jumped early on Friday in Amsterdam by as much as 5%, before giving up some of the gains by midday. As of 12:24 p.m. Amsterdam time, prices were still rising, by 3.3% on the day, at $49.27 (47.23 euros) per megawatt-hour (MWh).
The New Voice of Ukraine on MSN21h
Trump pushes Europe for increased Ukraine aid, signals U.S. cutsThe publication notes that this holiday season marks Ukraine’s third since Russia’s full-scale invasion. “And the promise ...
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Stopping the supply of Russian gas through Ukraine will cost Europe in 2025-2026 huge losses totaling 120 billion euros.
As 2024 slips through its twilight days, the events of the past fortnight have been characteristic of a very turbulent year.
Kyiv Independent on MSN3d
Ukraine war latest: Russia attempts to seize bridgehead on west bank of Dnipro, potentially for Kherson assaultRussian troops are likely seeking to seize a bridgehead on the western bank of the Dnipro River or one of its islands in ...
NATO's strategy is sound but its allies lack the arsenals and manufacturing needed to carry it out in a long war, a new ...
Despite the war, Russia has long had a deal in place to transit its gas exports via Ukraine to Europe.
European gas prices have jumped after Vladimir Putin abandoned a key pipeline transporting the fuel through Ukraine.
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