Moldova's Transdniestria faces severe energy crisis after Russian gas shutoff
Russia maintains about 1,500 troops there and long provided free gas. That ended on New Year’s Day when Ukraine, nearly three years after Moscow’s full-scale invasion, refused to extend a transit deal letting Russia pump gas across its territory to central and eastern Europe.
Russia's energy giant Gazprom claimed the decision was related to Moldova's outstanding debt, not problems with transit via ...
Moldova successfully meets its electricity demand despite the halt in Russian gas supplies, while Slovakia threatens retaliation against Ukraine for the stoppage of gas transit.
Russia attempts to blackmail Moldova through Gazprom. It has left the residents of Transnistria without heat, according to ...
Russian natural gas has stopped flowing to Europe via Ukraine after a five-year transit contract expired.
The end of Russian gas flows through Ukraine marks a further decline in Moscow's control over European energy markets ...
Even as Russia stops gas deliveries to Moldova, along with all gas transit to the EU through Ukraine, on Jan. 1, Moscow ...
In Transnistria, a Russian-occupied region of Moldova, heating and hot water were shut off following the cessation of gas ...
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