On Tuesday, Ukraine announced that it would suspend gas flow through the transit point. It claimed the transit point delivers nearly a third of the fuel from Russia to Europe

On Tuesday, Ukraine announced that it would suspend gas flow through the transit point. It claimed the transit point delivers nearly a third of the fuel from Russia to Europe
On Tuesday, Ukraine claimed that its forces had captured villages from Russian troops northeast of Kharkiv. It was pressing a counter-offensive to signal a shift in war momentum and hamper
Brussels has dropped the proposed ban on EU tankers carrying Russian oil. Splits forced the bloc to relax its recent package of economic sanctions targeting Moscow.
Britain pledged to provide additional 1.3 billion pounds ($1.60billion) in military support and assistance to Ukraine ahead of a scheduled video call by Group of Seven leaders with Volodymyr Zelenskiy,
According to the EU’s top diplomat, new sanctions will be imposed on Russia by the European Union for its war on Ukraine. They will target Russia’s oil industry, banks, and
On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin notified the West that he would cease exports and contracts. This was the Kremlin’s most severe response to the US and its allies’ sanctions
Two EU officials stated Monday that the European Commission might spare Hungary and Slovakia from an embargo against Russian oil purchases. This was in preparation because of their dependence on
Gazprom, the Russian gas giant, has not booked any gas transit capacity via Yamal-Europe’s Yamal-Europe pipeline in the third quarter, Interfax news agency reported Monday, citing the GSA Platform auction
On Wednesday, the EU’s chief executive criticized Gazprom’s decision to stop supplies to some European customers as “blackmail”. However, he said that the bloc was working to coordinate its response
Gazprom, a Russian energy company, said Wednesday that it had stopped gas supplies to Bulgarian and Polish gas stations because they failed to pay gas in roubles. This is the
Paris and Berlin sent Moscow £230m of military hardware including missiles and bombs. This is likely to be used in Ukraine