Breaking — Ukraine calls force majeure and halts 1/3 of European gas

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Kiev cites ‘force majeure’ in Lugansk to halt third of gas flow to Europe, while Gazprom says there have been no issues that would justify the halt.The Vineyard of the SakerUkraine calls force majeure and halts 1/3 of European gashttp://thesaker.is/this-is-just-too-delicious-not-to-sitrep-quickly-ukraine-calls-force-majeure-and-halts-1-3-of-european-gas/Interfax UkraineUkraine forced to suspend gas transit through GMS Sokhranivka due to actions of Russian occupiers from May 11 – GTSOUhttps://en.interfax.com.ua/news/economic/831178.html

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