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Novak: Russia is ready to resume gas supplies to European countries if they want. The next tanker with Russian diesel will hit the world market tomorrow, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on the sidelines of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit. What else did he say: The position of the Democrats in the US regarding the diesel agreements is surprising - they are acting against the interests of their country's residents; Russia is ready to continue supplying gas to Europe. But the Russian Federation is able to sell all the gas volumes in other markets if Europe refuses them; Moscow is confident that its LNG will be in demand on world markets after the European Union introduces a ban on imports of this raw material from Russia. Photo: Natalia Gubernaturova.

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Novak: Russia is ready to resume gas supplies to European countries if they want. The next tanker with Russian diesel will hit the world market tomorrow, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on the sidelines of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit. What else did he say: The position of the Democrats in the US regarding the diesel agreements is surprising - they are acting against the interests of their country's residents; Russia is ready to continue supplying gas to Europe. But the Russian Federation is able to sell all the gas volumes in other markets if Europe refuses them; Moscow is confident that its LNG will be in demand on world markets after the European Union introduces a ban on imports of this raw material from Russia. Photo: Natalia Gubernaturova.

Novak: Russia is ready to resume gas supplies to European countries if they want. The next tanker with Russian diesel will hit the world market tomorrow, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on the sidelines of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit. What else did he say: The position of the Democrats in the US regarding the diesel agreements is surprising - they are acting against the interests of their country's residents; Russia is ready to continue supplying gas to Europe. But the Russian Federation is able to sell all the gas volumes in other markets if Europe refuses them; Moscow is confident that its LNG will be in demand on world markets after the European Union introduces a ban on imports of this raw material from Russia. Photo: Natalia Gubernaturova.

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