US EditionPutin has promised to keep supplying Slovakia with gas, Fico says
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss gas supplies on December 22, 2024, after Ukraine halted Russian gas transit through its territory.
- Putin promised that Russia's Gazprom would find alternative ways to deliver contracted gas to Slovakia after the end of transit through Ukraine.
- Fico mentioned that he spoke to Putin about a contract requiring gas delivery, stating that Slovakia's consumption is secured for now.
- Ukraine's Foreign Ministry responded to Slovakia's criticism by stating the issue lies with Russia and some politicians' unwillingness to cut dependence on Moscow.
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Russia will deliver the gas to Slovakia in the coming period that it has undertaken to deliver in the relevant contracts, the problem is the loss of revenue from Slovak transit fees and the increase in gas prices, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated in a program on TA3 news television on Sunday.
Russia will deliver to Slovakia the gas it has undertaken to deliver in the relevant contracts in the coming period, the problem is the loss of revenue from Slovak transit fees and the increase in gas prices, the Slovak Prime Minister said in a program on the TA3 news channel. According to a report by the Slovak public service news agency TASR, Robert Fico said on the news channel: after the Ukrainian gas transit is stopped, Russia will deliver …
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin promised Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fizo that Russia's Gazprom will find new routes to supply gas to Slovakia after Ukraine's decision to stop transit through its territory.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised Slovakia that Gazprom will find alternative ways to deliver contracted gas to Bratislava after the transit through Ukraine ends, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Friday, Reuters reported.
Slovakia’s PM Claims Putin Promised to Keep Sending Russian Gas
Vladimir Putin has pledged to Slovakia that Russia’s Gazprom would find an alternative route to supply contracted natural gas to the landlocked central European country after the end of the transit deal with Ukraine, Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico was quoted as saying on Friday. Fico has defied the EU and met with Putin in Moscow at the end of December to discuss Russian gas supply to Slovakia ahead of the halt to deliveries via Ukraine. …
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Putin has promised to keep supplying Slovakia with gas, Fico says
Russian President Vladimir Putin promised Slovakia that Russia's Gazprom would find alternative ways to deliver contracted gas to Slovakia after the end of transit through Ukraine, Slovak Prime Mi
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