Russia’s “Gazprom” continues supplying gas for transit to Europe via Ukraine as normal

Gazprom continues supplying Russian gas for transit to Europe through Ukrainian territory as per normal, Spokesman Sergey Kupriyanov told reporters.

“Gazprom supplies Russian gas for transit through Ukrainian territory as per normal in accordance with requests of European consumers – 56.9 mln cubic meters as of April 18,” he said.

This volume is below the deliveries under long-term booking for gas transit via Ukraine (around 109.5 mln cubic meters per day).

As of Sunday, April 17, 57 mln cubic meters of gas were requested.

 source: Itar Tass

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