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U.S. Weighs Restarting Russian Gas Sales to Europe via Ukraine

The exploratory idea links access to European buyers with Putin's possible acceptance of an energy ceasefire.

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Gas pipeline valves and metering equipment stand at a transmission facility outside Kyiv, Ukraine. / EconoTimes.ai (mono)
Gas pipeline valves and metering equipment stand at a transmission facility outside Kyiv, Ukraine. / EconoTimes.ai (mono)

U.S. negotiators are weighing whether a possible restart of Russian gas sales to Europe via Ukraine could encourage Russian President Putin to accept an energy ceasefire, though discussions remain exploratory.

The idea centers on an agreement with Russia that would reopen gas sales to European buyers along the Ukrainian route.

European Commission officials have said the EU's move away from Russian gas will continue whatever the war's outcome, a position covered earlier by EconoTimes.

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