Russian Gazprom Suspends Gas Supply to Latvia
Russian state-owned gas company Gazprom has suspended gas supplies to Latvia.
On the 30th (local time), according to foreign media including AFP, Gazprom announced that it had stopped gas supplies to Latvia on that day. This came just one day after Latvia's energy company revealed that it was purchasing Russian gas in euros instead of rubles.
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In March, Russia had notified Europe that it would cut off gas supplies if payment was not made in rubles. It also suspended gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria in late April after they refused to comply.
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