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Европейският комисар по енергетиката Гюнтер Йотингер предложи да се установи временна цена на газа за Украйна, предаде РИА Новости. Според предложението, цената трябва да бъде в диапазона между 300 и 385 долара. В същото време Русия заплаши да спре газа за Украйна в 9 часа тази сутрин (българско време), в случай, че не получи предплата за предстоящите доставки. Това стана ясно от изказване на официалния представител на „Газпром” Сергей Куприянов, цитирано от AFP. „Ние не постигнахме споразумение, и шансовете това да се случи са слаби. Ако не получим предплата до 10 часа московско време, ние ще спрем доставките на газ”, предупреди Куприянов.Украйна заяви, че вече е готова за очакваното спиране на руския газ.
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Gazprom imposes advance payment requirement for gas deliveries to Ukraine, files $4.5 bln lawsuit in Stockholm arbitration "The decision was made due to Naftogaz Ukrainy's chronic nonpayment. Its overdue indebtedness for Russian gas totals $4.458 billion: $1.451 billion for November-December 2013 and $3.007 billion for April-May 2014," the statement says. Gazprom files $4.5 bln lawsuit against Naftogaz in Stockholm arbitration over debt for gas Gazprom has filed a lawsuit in Stockholm arbitration seeking to collect $4.5 billion in debt for gas from Ukraine's Naftogaz, the Russian gas giant said. Gazprom has emphasized that Ukraine's Naftogaz remains contractually obligated to ensure uninterrupted transit of Russian gas bound for consumers in Europe, Gazprom said in a statement. Gazprom expects Ukraine’s Naftogaz to meticulously uphold its contractual obligations to provide gas transit to third countries, it said. "In addition, the European Commission has received timely notification of possible interruptions in gas transit, in the event that Naftogaz Ukrainy siphons off gas from transit flows," the statement says. "Gazprom has already exerted and will continue to exert every possible effort aimed at preventing any potential interruption in gas transit for European consumers," Gazprom said. Moscow to switch to gas prepayment system if Ukraine fails to pay $1.95 billion by 6 am GMT Russia's energy producer Gazprom is preparing to switch its natural gas deliveries to Ukraine to a prepayment system, which effectively means cutting-off gas supplies if Kiev fails to pay $1.95 billion by 10 am Moscow time (6 am GMT). The latest round of crunch talks ended without an agreement late on Sunday night, with Gazprom reaffirming its unyielding position, according to the gas firm's spokesman Sergei Kupriyanov. "The Russian side expects a debt payment of $1.951 billion by 10 am [6 am GMT] on June 16. If this sum isn't paid by then, gas deliveries to Ukraine will be switched to a prepayment scheme, as it was announced earlier," the Gazprom spokesperson warned in the wake of the negotiations. The talks were attended by Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller, Ukraine's acting Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and EU Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger. Oettinger remained optimistic about the outcome of the meeting, despite Kupriyanov telling AFP the chance for another Gazprom-Naftogaz get-together before the Monday deadline was rather slim. Russia, Ukraine fail to find compromise at gas talks Russia and Ukraine failed to resolve a gas pricing dispute at talks for Ukraine to settle $1.95 billion of gas debts, a spokesman for Russian natural gas producer Gazprom said on Monday. Spokesman Sergei Kupriyanov said after talks in Kiev that Russia would switch to an advance payment system if it did not receive the money, meaning Moscow could cut off gas supplies to Ukraine. Cutting supplies could disrupt the gas flow to the European Union, reports Reuters. "The talks in Kiev finished around 2:30 am Moscow time (22:30 GMT on Sunday). The Russian side is expecting payment of the accumulated gas debt of $1.951 billion before 10 am (06:00 GMT) on June 16," Kupriyanov said. Russia and Ukraine disagree how much Kiev should pay for the natural gas it receives from Russia. European Energy Commissioner Günther Oettinger told reporters in Kiev that he had made a compromise proposal during talks which began late on Sunday but Moscow had declined the offer. Prospects of a breakthrough had dimmed because of political tensions and clashes between government forces and pro-Russian separatists in east Ukraine. Read also: Ukraine, Russia make attempts to settle gas issue before deadline Russia, Ukraine, EU set to resume gas talks on Sunday at 04:00 pm GMT Naftogaz hopes to continue dialogue with Gazprom Ukrainian authorities 'act with impunity' because Western cponterparts shield them-Lavrov