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“We have declared an energy war”: Russia has significantly reduced gas supplies by Nord Stream 1

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Nord Stream-1 will operate at 20% capacity./Channel 24 collage

Since July 27, Gazprom has reduced gas supplies via Nord Stream 1. The pipeline will provide no more than 20% of its capacity.

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As informs Channel 24, the Russian media write about the facts that testify to the continuation of the gas blackmail of Gazprom. Deliveries will amount to no more than 33 million cubic meters of blue fuel per day, when the planned volume reaches 167 million cubic meters. power.

Already in June, Gazprom reduced gas flow through Nord Stream 1 to 40% of its capacity. The Russian monopolist explained that this was due to the delay in the return for the repair of the Siemens turbine for the compressor station. The turbine was returned by Canada to Germany, which then sent it to Russia.

From July 10 to July 21, the pipeline did not work due to technical work. As early as July 25, Gazprom complained about another turbine, due to which the supply of the pipeline will drop to 20 percent.

Pay attention!The Kremlin did not fork out for long explanations. Dmitry Peskov, the mouthpiece of Putin's government, said that Nord Stream 1 supplies as much gas to Europe as it is technically possible.

Reaction of the President's Office to Gazprom's actions

Head of the President's Office Andrey Yermak noted, that Russia has declared an energy war on Europe.

The answer to Russians' “ice age” fantasies should be increased anti-Russian sanctions and more weapons for Ukraine. Together we will be able to smash the Kremlin’s naive strategy,” the head of the President’s Office wrote.

Kremlin’s gas blackmail: latest news

  • On July 26, the exchange price for gas for the first time since March of this year exceeded 2 thousands of dollars per thousand cubic meters of gas.
  • Gazprom's statements about the reduction of supplies have influenced this.
  • President Vladimir Zelensky stressed that Russia is waging a dangerous gas war. Europe needs to strike back.
  • Moscow is deliberately doing everything to make it difficult for Europeans to prepare for war, and they should respond to this with tough sanctions.

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