VOA Russian: Collapse of Kremlin's strategy of gas blackmail against Europe
A major natural gas pipeline supplying Russian energy to Europe ran dry Wednesday after Ukraine stopped Moscow’s six-decade supply in the hopes of hurting Russia financially. The planned move marks the end of an era in which many European countries kept warm using gas pumped by Russia.
The Armenian government on Thursday approved draft legislation to kickstart the process of the nation's accession to the European Union, a move which will serve as a blow to its neighbor, Russia.
Kyiv Independent on MSN2d
Europe might soon feel ‘intense pressure’ to strike a deal with Moscow, Polish FM warns"But what kind of deal would a sensible Europe accept? Certainly not an ordinary deal that would allow Moscow to regain its ...
Information sharing, sanctions and prosecuting the perpetrators are important steps. But will they be enough to deter Moscow?
Ukraine's move will deprive Russia of about $6.5 billion in annual revenue from gas sales to Europe, according to U.S.
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Europe's tilt towards Moscow: Rising costs and propagandaMore and more European Union countries are beginning to share Vladimir Putin's rhetoric. Russia's isolation on the ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN3d
Poland's MFA: Europe may soon be under strong pressure to conclude a deal with MoscowEurope may soon find itself under significant pressure. The goal of this pressure will be to reach an agreement with Moscow, ...
The Economic Times on MSN7d
Ukraine hails end of Russian gas flow to Europe as ‘one of Moscow’s biggest defeats’MOSCOW/KYIV-Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Jan 1 hailed the end of Russian gas transit across his country as a ...
Soon, Europe may face strong pressure to reach an agreement with Moscow. Europe could agree to a deal that will not allow ...
Salome Zourabichvili was supposed to step down as president of Georgia last month and hand over authority to her successor ...
Flows of Russian gas to Europe via Ukraine stopped on Wednesday morning after Zelensky refused to prolong decades of cooperation that had earned billions of dollars for both Moscow and Kyiv.
The blow to Transdniestria was immediate. Households' central heating and hot water were cut off, and nearly all industrial ...
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