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Gas prices soar 26% after Russia keeps key pipeline closed

Summary by Ground News

Gas prices have soared on concerns over energy supplies after Russia announced it would not reopen its main gas pipeline to Europe. The Dutch month ahead wholesale gas price, a benchmark for Europe, was up as much as 26% on Monday, before falling back slightly. Gazprom scrapped plans to restart pumping limited volumes on Saturday after a maintenance shutdown, blaming a turbine leak. The decision - which European governments say is retaliation for Western sanctions over Russia's war in Ukraine - was inevitably reflected when markets opened for business on Monday morning.

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Channel News Asia

Kyiv claims battlefield gains as Russian gas shutdown hits Europe markets

KYIV: Ukraine made its boldest claim yet of success on the battlefield in its week-old counter-offensive against Russian forces in the south, while European markets went into free-fall on Monday (Sep 5) after Russia kept its main gas pipeline to Germany shut. Following days of silence about their new

3 years ago·Singapore

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Fox Business

Russia blames Western sanctions for pipeline shutdown, while Ukraine accuses the Kremlin of energy 'blackmail'

Russia claimed Monday that Western sanctions have prevented Gazprom from doing necessary maintenance on Nord Stream 1, which carries natural gas to Germany.

3 years ago·United States

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Japan Today

Kyiv claims battlefield gains as Russian gas shutdown hits Europe markets

Ukraine made its boldest claim yet of success on the battlefield in its week-old counter-offensive against Russian forces in the south, while European markets went into free-fall on Monday after Russia kept its main gas pipeline to Germany shut. Following days of silence about their new offensive, Ukrainian officials posted…

3 years ago·Sakado, Japan

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New Hampshire Union Leader

Kyiv claims battlefield gains as Russian gas shutdown hits Europe markets

KYIV -- Ukraine made its boldest claim yet of success on the battlefield in its week-old counter-offensive against Russian forces in the south, while European markets went into free-fall on Monday after Russia kept its main gas pipeline to Germany…

3 years ago·New Hampshire, United States

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