November 19: The Kremlin increased the gas supply to China to 56%. ($247.9 per thousand cubic meters) Today: Turkey found Russian gas too expensive. According to Bloomberg, citing documents from the Russian government - $420 per thousand cubic meters. m for Turkey) As a result, Turkey will get a discount for itself, and Gazprom will compensate for the loss of profits at the expense of the Russians by raising prices in the local market, as it usually does. not tv

November 19: The Kremlin increased the gas supply to China to 56%. ($247.9 per thousand cubic meters) Today: Turkey found Russian gas too expensive. According to Bloomberg, citing documents from the Russian government - $420 per thousand cubic meters. m for Turkey) As a result, Turkey will get a discount for itself, and Gazprom will compensate for the loss of profits at the expense of the Russians by raising prices in the local market, as it usually does. not tv