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Kommersant Ukraina: Gazprom to fine Ukraine $530 million for gas import cut
15 April, 07:56
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Russia’s Gazprom has demanded that Ukraine pay a fine of around $530 million for its failure to import the contracted volume of natural gas, business daily Kommersant Ukraina reported on Monday
Gazprom to fine Ukraine $530m for gas import cut: paper
Gazprom to fine Ukraine $530m for gas import cut: paper
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Yuriy (Guest) | 15.04.2009, 18:26
yes, thats a rediculous contract
Guest100 (Guest) | 15.04.2009, 15:48
Juliya\'s deal; becomes unstuck....
Guest (Guest) | 15.04.2009, 11:55
Crazy do they not see that there is a general downturn in all economies...or is this just ruski greed showing again
Guest (Guest) | 15.04.2009, 11:10
with such a fine, it would have been better for naftogaz to buy 1,5 Gm3 of gaz at the Q1 price (360 USD)....
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