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Съединените щати се опитват да провалят проекта за газопровод "Южен поток", който заобикаля Украйна, за да достави газ на Европа. Това заяви руският президент Владимир Путин във Виена след разговори с австрийския си колега Хайнц Фишер. Според Путин става въпрос за обикновена конкурентна война, в която се използват и политически средства. Вчера австрийската компания OMV и руската "Газпром" подписаха договор за изграждане на австрийската част от "Южен поток". Австрия е твърд защитник на проекта, оспорван от Европейската комисия. По този повод Владимир Путин заяви: Ние не споделяме философията, че страни - членки на НАТО - България и Унгария, могат да участват в проекта "Южен поток", а Австрия не може, макар че от общо 1500 км 50 км ще минават през австрийската територия. Хайнц Фишер се съгласи с думите на руския си колега: "Южен поток", разбира се, се прави с условието, че ще бъдат спазени правните основи на Европейския съюз. Но това касае всички участници (в проекта), не само Австрия. Шефът на австрийската компания OMV Герхард Ройс защити сделката с "Газпром" за строителството на газопровода: Природният газ не бива да бъде използван като политическо оръжие, каза Ройс в интервю за националната австрийска телевизия. Аз успях да уредя газопроводът да стига до Австрия, вместо до Италия, което повишава енергийната ни сигурност. Що се отнася до спазването на европейското законодателство, трябваше първо да се постигне съгласие за строителството на австрийската отсечка на газопровода, след което заедно с "Газпром" ще се водят преговори с Европейската комисия. За нас е немислимо да не спазим европейското законодателство. 50-километровата отсечка на "Южен поток" на австрийска територия ще струва 200 милиона евро.
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US backdoor games stand behind Kiev's intractability in gas issue lies – Duma Speaker Speaker of the Lower Chamber of the Russian parliament is sure that the events of recent months in Ukraine will only strengthen ties within the CIS. "And will also give additional reasons for the capacity building of CSTO and SCO, as well as additional trends to the Eurasian integration" - said Naryshkin, according to ITAR-TASS. State Duma Chairman pays special attention to the upcoming OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, which is to be held on June 28 in Baku. "Today, this international organization, in contrast with the other ones, takes more balanced approach to the events in Ukraine, - said the speaker of the State Duma. “I hope that as distinct from PACE, it will listen to the Russian arguments of, and our initiative to establish Interparliamentary contact group on the situation in Ukraine will be realized." US opposed to South Stream because of interest in supplying gas to Europe - Putin On Tuesday, the Russia President Vladimir Putin commented on US position on South Stream project during a press conference after talks with his Austrian counterpart in Vienna. The US is trying to disrupt Russia's gas pipeline project, South Stream, because it wants to supply gas to Europe itself. "We are in talks with our partners over contracts, not with third countries. That our US friends are unhappy about South Stream, well, they were unhappy in 1962 too, when the gas-for-pipe project with Germany began. Now they are unhappy again, nothing has changed, except the fact that they want to supply to the European market themselves," Putin stated. "I can reassure you, it will not be cheaper than Russia's: piped gas is always cheaper than liquefied," the Russian president said. On this issue, the US acts as Russia's rival, Putin said. "This is a normal situation. They do everything to disrupt this contract. There is nothing unusual here. This is a normal competition. A competition which uses political methods among others," he said. "They talk of Europe being too dependent on Russian gas. We believe that our partner is entitled, can and must create for itself the most favorable conditions, have contacts and contracts with many partners, which is what we have been doing too: recently, we signed a contract with the People's Republic of China and will continue to advance our commodity further in the emerging markets," the Russian leader said. The implementation of the South Stream project does not aim to bypass Ukraine or put anyone in a difficult situation - Russia is only acting in its own interests, said Russian President Vladimir Putin. Several participants in South Stream come under pressure - Russian Energy Minister "These is no desire to bypass Ukraine, these are the projects that started long ago. And the Nord Stream - is it a desire to bypass? And our Blue Stream towards Turkey across the bottom of the Black Sea. Is that our desire to put anyone in a difficult situation? Putin told a press conference after talks with his Austrian counterpart in Vienna on Tuesday. He also recalled the currently operating gas pipeline across Belarus and Poland. "Is that a desire to bypass Ukraine? We are simply developing our transport infrastructure. One cannot insist all the time that we are doing something against something. We and our partners are doing this in our interests," Putin said. For his part, Austrian President Heinz Fischer said that the signing of contracts by Austrian firms with Russian partners does not require approval from third countries. "If a firm such as OMV signs an agreement with a Russian firm, no one in Austria will require that firm to agree on this with third countries," he said. "Other European countries should stick to the same principle," the Austrian president said. Austria sees South Stream as an expedient and useful project, Austrian President Heinz Fischer said at a joint press conference with the Russian President. If anyone criticizes Austria, let them turn their criticism on other member-countries and their companies, Fischer said, Interfax reports.