EU economics chief says bloc is not afraid of Putin, ready to react over halted Russian gas supplies
The European Union is “ready to react” to Russia’s latest decision to halt gas supplies to the bloc, a top EU official has told CNBC.
The European Union is “ready to react” to Russia’s latest decision to halt gas supplies to the bloc, a top EU official has told CNBC.
Europe has endured a sharp drop in gas exports from Russia, its largest energy supplier, in recent months.
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