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EU Gazprom Probe May Escalate Crisis Blame Game

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Published:
Wed, Jan 19, 2022
Author
Vitaly Sokolov, Moscow
Editor
Michael Ritchie
Gazprom,Pipelines,Installation,construction
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Gazprom’s limited flows of gas to Europe have provoked a new round of the blame game between Moscow and the West that could culminate in a new antitrust case against the Russian state-run supplier.

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Security Risk , Military Conflict, Gas Supply, Gas Prices, Sanctions
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