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Ue chiederà garanzie a Kiev sugli oleodotti dalla Russia

epa03090137 Exhaust fumes from a Ukrainian heating plant rises in the air over Kiev, Ukraine, 03 February 2012. European downstream nations are receiving less Russian natural gas from Ukrainian pipelines because Moscow has reduced volumes of fuel pumped into them, a top energy official in Kiev said 03 February. 'The main problem is that there is severe cold in Russia and the volume of gas reaching our country from Russia has fallen dramatically,' said Yury Boiko, Ukraine's minister of energy. Boiko's remarks came after claims 02 February by senior officials at the Russian natural gas company Gazprom that European gas importers Poland, Austria and Italy were receiving between 10 and 30 per cent less Russian gas than needed because of increased gas consumption in Ukraine. The Ukraine cold death toll rose to 101 people on 03 February, this up from 63 reported killed by exposure on 02 February. EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO
epa03090137 Exhaust fumes from a Ukrainian heating plant rises in the air over Kiev, Ukraine, 03 February 2012. European downstream nations are receiving less Russian natural gas from Ukrainian pipelines because Moscow has reduced volumes of fuel pumped into them, a top energy official in Kiev said 03 February. 'The main problem is that there is severe cold in Russia and the volume of gas reaching our country from Russia has fallen dramatically,' said Yury Boiko, Ukraine's minister of energy. Boiko's remarks came after claims 02 February by senior officials at the Russian natural gas company Gazprom that European gas importers Poland, Austria and Italy were receiving between 10 and 30 per cent less Russian gas than needed because of increased gas consumption in Ukraine. The Ukraine cold death toll rose to 101 people on 03 February, this up from 63 reported killed by exposure on 02 February. EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO
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BRUXELLES, 27 GEN - "La Commissione è pronta a proseguire le discussioni con l'Ucraina sulla fornitura di gas all'Europa attraverso il sistema dei suoi gasdotti, in linea con gli obblighi internazionali dell'Ucraina. In questo contesto, la Commissione è pronta ad associare l'Ungheria al processo (insieme alla Slovacchia). La Commissione si rivolgerà poi all'Ucraina per chiedere garanzie sul mantenimento dei trasferimenti degli oleodotti verso l'Ue". È quanto dichiarato dall'esecutivo Ue - ha appreso l'ANSA - alla riunione dei rappresentanti permanenti di questa mattina per convincere Budapest a rimuovere il veto all rinnovo delle sanzioni alla Russia.

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