EU plans extended Russian gas transfers
The Financial Times reported that the European Union is planning to allow its companies to transfer shipments of Russian liquefied natural gas to third countries for an additional year, as part of adjustments to the sanctions imposed on Russia. The modifications, which are awaiting approval from the bloc's ambassadors, depend on setting transaction levels at 2025 levels, with the possibility of extension. Sources indicated that efforts to reach a comprehensive agreement on the twenty-first package of sanctions are being hindered by objections from several countries, particularly Greece, as well as other nations demanding modifications to visa restrictions, fish imports, and frozen Russian assets, which could undermine the cohesion of the European sanctions against Moscow.
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