Russia won’t immediately cut off gas supplies under new decree requiring payments in rubles, Kremlin says ...Egypt

Russia says it won’t start cutting gas supply to “unfriendly countries” immediately under a new decree requiring payment to be made in rubles from April 1. “Yesterday, I received many questions about whether this means that if there is no confirmation in rubles, would it mean that gas supplies will be cut off from April 1? No, it doesn’t, and it doesn’t follow the decree,” Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Friday. Peskov said that payments for deliveries made today are not due until the end of April or beginning of May. “But once again, I repeat that for the nuances, it is better to contact Gazprom,” Peskov said. According to the new decree published yesterday, Gazprombank would open

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