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Руският гигант "Газпром" заяви, че Украйна не е успяла да изплати дори част от газовите задължения към компанията до поставения от нея краен срок, днес в 09:00 ч. Това означава, че Москва вече ще настоява за авансово плащане на бъдещите доставки на руски природен газ за Киев или ще се наложи да намали (дори да прекрати) доставките на руско гориво. Днес от 10:00 ч. московско време, компанията "Газпром", според съществуващия договор, ще настоява за предплащане на доставките на руски природен газ за украинската компания "Нафтогаз". От днес украинската компания ще получи само количества руска газ, които тя е платила авансово, се посочва в изявлението на "Газрпом". Според руският газов гигант Киев трябваше да изплати поне 1,45 млрд. долара от украинския газов дълг за над 4 млрд. долара до днес сутринта. "Газпром" също така посочи, че ще продължи да доставя договорените обеми природен газ за нейните европейски клиенти, като Украйна е задължена да осигури преминаването на подаваната газа по тръбопровода на територията на страната. Днешното решение на руската газова компания е факт, след като снощи Киев и Москва не успяха да постигнат споразумение за цените на бъдещите доставки на руски природен газ, което да осигури газоподаването за Украйна и да гарантира газовите доставки за Европейския съюз през територията на страната. Русия продължава да предлага намаление на цената на природния газ за Украйна със 100 долара до 385 долара за хиляда кубически метра, премахвайки наложената по-рано през година експортна такса. Но Киев отказва тази оферта, посочвайки, че Москва може във всеки един момент отново да шантажира Украйна, възстановявайки експротната такса за доставяния природен газ. Европейският енергиен комисар Гюнтер Йотингер посочи, че Москва е оказала компромисно предложение по време на снощните преговори, според което Киев ще плати незабавно 1 млрд. долара, след което ще прави редовни месечни плащания към "Газпром", за да покрие задължения за доставен през зимата руска газ на цена около 385 долара и за доставяния през летните месеци природен газ на осреднена цена около 300 долара за хиляда кубически метра. Очаква се по-късно днес шефът на "Газпром" Алексей Милер и руския енергиен министър Александър Новак да се срещнат с президента на Русия Владимир Путин, на която да се вземе окончателно решение по този важен газов въпрос. Украинската газова компания "Нафтогаз" отказа да коментира изявлението на "Газпром", посочвайки че ще направи официално изявление по-късно през деня. В същото време обаче украинският оператор на газовата тръба без страната "Уктранзгаз" посочи, че работи нормално, което позволява нормални доставки на руски природен газ за Европа. Нарастващите опасения около "газовата война" между Русия и Украйна, доведоха до негативен старт на руските пазари на акции, като фондовият индекс RTS бележи солиден спад от 2,5% към 1341 пункта, докато акциите на "Газпром" се понижават с 2% към 143,47 рубли за една акция.
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Naftogaz Volodymir Groisman, Ukraine's vice-premier and minister of regional development, construction and housing and utilities sector, told a briefing on Thursday that Ukraine might purchase 6-7 billion cubic meters of gas from Russia in 2014, reports ITAR-TASS. The state-run Ukrainian oil and gas company Naftogaz has not paid for gas supplies for the first 15 days of June, though the company should have done so no later than on July 7, business news agency Bloomberg reported. Naftogaz made no payments because the company disagreed with the gas price set by Russian energy giant, Gazprom, said a Ukrainian company official, Alena Osmolovskaya. Russian Minister of Energy Alexander Novak and EU Commissioner for Energy Gunther Oettinger are to discuss the possibility of resuming the three-partite Russia-EU-Ukraine talks on gas in two weeks, European Commission's press-secretary Sabine Berger said to RIA-Novosti. Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Energy reported that in today's telephone conversation Novak and Oettinger agreed to meet at the end of next week to continue discussing issues associated with energy security. The place and date are to be announced later. The Ukrainian parliament Friday passed the first reading of a bill that would allow US and EU investors access to 49 percent of the country's gas transit system. The bill, rejected by lawmakers Thursday, was passed Friday with 229 "yes" votes, slightly above the required minimum of 226 votes. The bill gives foreign operators the right to "the management and/or concession or lease" of the gas pipelines and underground storage facilities, RIA reports. Trying to find logic in the actions of Ukrainian government is getting harder day by day. After defaulting on its payments to Gazprom, Kiev now demands new discounts from the Russian company. European Union Energy Commissioner Gunther Oettinger will suggest that Russia resume three-sided talks with Ukraine concerning the gas conflict, he said at a briefing in Brussels on Wednesday. He said he was prepared to get in contact with Energy Minister Alexander Novak to suggest that three-sided talks be renewed. Ukrainian Minister of Energy and the Coal Industry Yury Prodan in turn expressed his readiness to resume such talks. Ukrainian Energy Minister to discuss reverse gas supply via Slovakia with EU's Oettinger in Brussels Judging by the latest statements made by the Russian Energy Minister, Ukraine will be forced to freeze in winter and watch its industrial sector crash. Of course, the US-sponsored junta may opt for paying its gas debts, but this rational solution is highly unlikely to be chosen. Ukraine's Naftogaz expects three-party talks on gas with Russia and the European Commission (EC) to resume in July, the Ukrainian national oil and gas company's chief, Andrei Kobolev, told a press conference in Kiev. About the deaths of the two Russian journalists and all of the rest of the […] violence being carried out by the US, EU and NATO-selected Poroshenko regime, all I can say is, why does the rest of the world not react to it all? Kiev just bombs and shells totally indiscriminately maiming and killing anyone near the detonations. On top of that the east of the country is its industrial and agricultural heartland. If against all odds Ukraine stays together, the infrastructure which provides whatever wealth it ever had will be gone. Thomas Corcoran, Sweden Ukraine and Hungary have discussed the possibility of increasing reverse supplies of natural gas, the Ukrainian Energy and Coal Industry Ministry said in a press release. This issue was brought up during a visit to Hungary by Ukrainian Energy and Coal Industry Minister Yury Prodan and Naftogaz of Ukraine head Andrei Kobolev, who met with Hungarian Minister for Foreign Trade and Foreign Affairs Tibor Navracsics and National Development Minister Miklos Sesztak. Gas talks between Russia, Ukraine and the European Commission will resume only after the Ukrainian side repays its gas debt. Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak has stated this on Wednesday. "Gazprom" may address to the Stockholm arbitration with another lawsuit against "Naftogaz of Ukraine" for 18 billion dollars. This was stated today in an interview to "Russia-24" by the head of "Gazprom" Alexey Miller. During the time that Ukraine has not paid for Russian gas, it has pumped astronomical volumes into its underground gas storage facilities, Gazprom's CEO Alexey Miller said on Monday. Out of 12.5 billion cubic meters of gas in underground storage, 11.5 billion cubic meters is Russian gas that Ukraine has not paid for, Miller added. He said the storage facilities need more than 18 billion cubic meters to be prepared for winter Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev believes that the paranoid behavior of Ukraine's acting foreign minister outside the Russian Embassy in Kiev and the refusal of the Ukrainian prime minister to agree on gas show that some of the Ukrainian leaders are no longer adequate. "Part of the Ukrainian leadership has lost adequacy. This manifests itself in various situations: from the paranoid behavior of the acting foreign minister near the Russian Embassy in Kiev to the refusal by the Ukrainian prime minister to negotiate a preferential gas price," Medvedev wrote on his Facebook page. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is holding a meeting with Energy Minister Alexander Novak and Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller to discuss Russia’s further actions in relation to the Ukrainian gas debt issue. The European Commission calls an emergency meeting of the Gas Coordination Group amid the failure of three-party negotiations on the gas issue between Russia and Ukraine with the mediation of the European Commission. 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 imposes advance payment requirement for gas deliveries to Ukraine, files $4.5 bln lawsuit in Stockholm arbitration 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. Top news