(ANSA) - Moscow, February 24 - Russian gas supplies to
Europe at at "serious risk", Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller told
Russian news agency Interfax on Tuesday.
This is because cash-strapped Ukraine has not paid for
March supplies, and right now only has reserves of 219 million
cubic meters, according to Miller.
Gazprom may shut off the flow of gas as a result, Miller
warned.
Russia in October last year agreed to resume supplying
Ukraine with gas in a European Union-brokered deal that also
secured supplies to the EU.
Gas supplies to Europe 'at risk' says Gazprom CEO
Ukraine must pay up or else says Alexey Miller