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More Russian gas in Rotterdam port, minister wants clarity from EU

Summary by rd.nl
Since this summer, twice as many ships carrying Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) have been docking in Rotterdam. A "worrying and undesirable" development that may be related to the latest package of sanctions imposed by the European Union against Russia, writes Minister Sophie Hermans (Climate and Green Growth) to the Lower House. She wants clarity from the European Commission about possible additional measures that the government can take.
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