Ukraine's PM affirms to Slovak counterpart that Ukraine is ready to transit non-Russian gas
Denys Shmyhal, Prime Minister of Ukraine, affirmed in a call with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico that Kyiv opposes the continuation of the transit deal with Russian Gazprom, but added that Ukraine is willing to transport gas through its natural gas transmission system if it is not from Russia.
In Bratislava, the president and prime minister don’t like each other much. That has repercussions for democracy.
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Drilling of three wells will start by January 2025 for a geothermal heating project at the Svinica-Durkov in Kosice, Slovakia supported by EUR56M in EU funding.
Fico said Slovakia will rebuff pressure to only accept gas supplies from the West. "We see no reasons to pay for gas more ...
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