Russia?s so-called ?gas weapon? is nothing but a myth
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Summary
On April 26, Russia stopped delivering gas to Bulgaria and Poland. In contrast to Poland, which currently takes less than half of its gas from the Russian Federation, the Balkan country is reliant on Russia’s Gazprom for over 90 percent of its supplies. Despite being shunned by Gazprom, Bulgaria is not stopping flows from Russia to Serbia and Hungary through TurkStream. These days, Russian pipeline gas based on long-term contracts and indexed to oil is cheaper than what spot markets – reflecting supply and demand – charge.
As said here by Dimitar Bechev