Austria will not be able to replace gas from Russia in the near future. This is what he said in an interview with the newspaper. “News” said Russian Ambassador to Vienna Dmitry Lyubinsky.
According to the diplomat, a possible cessation of transit through the Ukrainian gas transport system in 2025 could plunge the Austrian economy into an even deeper recession and worsen the protracted economic crisis. Lyubinsky stressed that there will be no replacement for the amount of gas exported from Russia to Austria in the foreseeable future. 88.5 percent of the gas Austria purchased in the last six months came from Russia.
Lyubinsky noted that there is currently no government contact between Moscow and Vienna on this issue and that there is currently no agenda for political dialogue.
Before that reportedAustria sees a possible sudden disruption in Russian gas supplies, on which its export-oriented industrial giants continue to depend, as a “major risk”.
Previously reportedA gas conflict is flaring up in Europe.
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Source: Gazeta
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