The EU believes there are alternative solutions to supply countries receiving gas via the Ukrainian route. Analysts expect the deal could lead to a slight increase in gas prices in Europe, but would not jeopardize Europe's overall energy security.
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UE nu vrea prelungirea acordului pentru tranzitul gazelor ruseşti via Ucraina - Economica.net
Uniunea Europeană va renunța la acordul cu Rusia pentru gaze: "Nu avem niciun interes să prelungim"
UE nu vede motivul pentru care acordul referitor la tranzitul de gaze ruseşti prin Ucraina să fie prelungit, subliniază comisarul european pentru Energie - caleaeuropeana.ro
UE nu vede motivul pentru care acordul referitor la tranzitul gazelor ruseşti via Ucraina ar trebui prelungit - Financial Intelligence
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