Russia may halt gas supplies to Europe amid Iran energy spike, Putin says - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxQaThIMHZZbEx1X281N0xJZFZkaHlZOFFkaVRwc1k3QTNqYnRCbHRjSTc1SHQzZGl4MWxTd1RkN0VhYTlnTVVVTHZ0SjZrNDNxaUdEUUdCUURrOWZpdWNFRnFpbDZOZnFpRDNuV3QxeGNBVWFWT01STkluOXlYNERJbk40M0swcktWbVhueTJlVlFBOHUyUWMwbVJrMlVYY0dDLVFmdzA3QUhUMjZEZkRPWnl6NGpSSWM4R0I0?oc=5" target="_blank">Russia may halt gas supplies to Europe amid Iran energy spike, Putin says</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed the government to explore the possibility of stopping gas supplies to Europe immediately, suggesting it might be more profitable to halt deliveries now rather than wait until 2027, when the European Union plans to phase out Russian gas completely.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested that Moscow could cease gas supplies to European markets, pivoting instead to more 'promising' global buyers, as the European Commission prepares to table a legal proposal to permanently ban Russian oil imports.

Russian President Vladimir Putin indicated that Russia could completely withdraw from the European gas market and announced that he would instruct the government to take the necessary steps to completely halt gas shipments to the European Union.

Russian President Vladimir Putin hinted at halting gas exports to Europe, stating that the current situation in the Middle East, including the aggression against Iran, adds up to a difficult outcome for consumers.