Russia ready to supply gas to EU if surplus exists
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Russia will supply gas to the EU if surplus volumes remain. He noted Europe will find alternative sources if needed.
The Kremlin has indicated that Russia remains open to providing Natural Gas to the European Union under specific conditions.
According to reports from the state news agency TASS, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on Sunday that energy exports could continue if surplus volumes remain after meeting the demands of alternative markets. Peskov emphasized that the availability of these supplies depends on the fulfillment of prior commitments to other international partners.
Russia is ready to continue supplying gas to the European Union if there are volumes remaining after supplies to alternative markets.
Despite the offer for continued cooperation, the Kremlin acknowledged that European nations have the capacity to diversify their energy sources. Peskov noted that the region would likely manage its energy needs regardless of the status of Russian exports.
Europe will find a way to buy gas even if Russia does not supply it.
