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Main page > Comments > Fuel & Energy > Russia-Belarus gas conflict Russia-Belarus gas conflictTensions are growing at the "Belarusian front" of Russia's energy policies as the sides are raising stakes trying to win the war of nerves. The Russian side first reduced gas supplies to the republic by 15%, then by 30% and now Gazprom is to cut natural gas deliveries to Belarus by up to 85%, which in fact means almost complete suspension of the gas transit. Moreover, Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko is personally pushing the Russian gas monopolist to such steps having ordered the transit cutoff. Minsk has already informed Moscow of siphoning off transit gas. |
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