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Europe: Russian President signals willingness to continue gas supplies through Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia is willing to maintain gas deliveries through Ukraine after the current transit agreement expires at the end of the year. However, he expressed concerns that Ukraine may not be prepared to extend the contract.

In a recent interview, Putin stated that Russia is ready to supply gas to Europe and can utilize several alternative routes if necessary. He clarified that Russia is not refusing to supply gas to Europe, nor is it rejecting deliveries through Ukraine.

Putin noted that Ukraine has not made any moves to negotiate a new agreement for Russian gas deliveries, which is essential as the existing contract will expire at the end of this year. He emphasized the importance of signing a new agreement to ensure the continuation of gas supplies.

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