SyuzhetyVozobnovlenie transit of gas through Ukrainu16.01.2009Evrokomissiya gave Russia and Ukraine last shansKommentariiPodnimite them veki14.01.2009Uchastniki gas crisis entangled in mutual accusations Ukraine refused to transfer Moldova, Slovakia and Bulgaria gas from its underground stores in the exchange. The statement was made by Vice-Premier Igor Sechin Russia, RIA Novosti reported. Earlier, Russia and some Eastern European countries offered Ukraine to start gas deliveries in the three countries, promising to compensate perekachannye volumes.
According to Sechin, Naftogaz and Gazprom has provided the Government of Ukraine informed that the flow of gas to Moldova, Slovakia and Bulgaria, followed by its reimbursement is technically possible.
The need for an exchange with Ukraine on Jan. 14, 2009 stated Chairman of the Board of Gazprom Alexei Miller. They spoke about the exchange, in which Gazprom has pledged prokachat to Ukraine 20 million cubic meters of gas. Ukraine, in turn, was put in Moldova, Bulgaria and Slovakia by the same amount of gas.
European consumers do not receive Russian gas from 7 January 2009, when Gazprom halted fuel transit through Ukraine. January 13, a Russian company has started to bring gas intended for transit, the system of export pipelines, but Ukraine refused to provide transportation. According to the Ukrainian side, the amount claimed by the transfer of gas is so small that its transit is technically not possible.
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