Russian Gas Deliveries to Hungary Suddenly Halved After Diplomat Expulsions: Here's the Reason
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Russian gas deliveries to Hungary suddenly halved after diplomat expulsions: here's the reason
Russian gas deliveries to Hungary halved just after Budapest expelled ten Russian diplomats: the timing has, rightfully, raised some eyebrows. Here's the explanation. Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/russian-gas-halved-after-expulsions/
Russian shipments dropped right after the Hungarian expulsion, but there seems to be no connection.
Although the Russians immediately threatened to use gas weapons, imports did not decrease because of this; the timing was just a coincidence.
By mid-September, Gazprom's exports to Europe had fallen sharply, and supplies from the Turkish Flow had dropped by more than a quarter, and applications for gas had reduced Hungary.
The volume of Russian natural gas arriving in Hungary from Serbia fell to a low not seen in years at the end of last week, just one day after Budapest expelled ten employees of the Russian embassy in Budapest.
However, the halving of gas supplies may not be due to diplomatic tensions, but rather to technical reasons. The post The amount of Russian gas arriving in the country was halved the day after the expulsions first appeared on 24.hu.
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