Deputy Heads of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Grosko: Russian LNG Is Still Entering the EU
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Russian liquefied natural gas continues to flow to EU countries, but the current supply levels are significantly lower than those of the past, stated Alexander Grushko, Deputy Head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "As far as the overall picture is concerned, our LNG is indeed on the way," quoted the words Grushko RIA News. The diplomat noted that current exports to EU countries were not comparable to the previous levels. Russia's shar…
Russian liquefied natural gas continues to be supplied to European Union countries, but its current volumes are significantly lower than the previous ones, which was reported on 7 September by the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Alexander Grushko.
Grushko also noted that the volume of gas supplies to the EU is now incomparably lower than past records.
The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed on Monday that "the European Union has not stopped buying Russian gas."
Russian liquefied natural gas continues to flow to the European Union, but the current volume is significantly lower than the previous figures, as announced by Alexander Grusko, Deputy Head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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