Russia has pledged to continue supplying gas to Europe under long-term contracts and to continue pumping gas through Ukraine at a rate of 100% according to the transit agreement, according to Al-Arabiya channel a short while ago in an urgent news report.
There are current fears that the Kremlin may stop natural gas supplies from the EU in response to their support for Ukraine. Europe has sent weapons and aid to Ukraine to defend itself against the Russian invasion, and has imposed huge economic sanctions on Russia, with President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov among the top targets.
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Russia has been building a network of natural gas pipelines throughout Europe since the 1960s. Washington has since warned its Western allies that more Russian gas would make Europeans more vulnerable to Moscow's influence.
Although 11 days of the Russian-American war have passed, Russia has allowed the flow of gas. But this is another problem as Russia earns hundreds of millions of dollars a day from its oil and gas exports, undermining financial sanctions imposed by Western powers to stifle the financing of Putin ’ s war efforts, thereby helping EU energy spending enable Putin to wage a bloody war on its borders.