CNBCUkraine sees no hope for F-16s this year; Naftogaz CEO wants EU talks on Russia gas transit
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54% : "I believe we should discuss it, together with European Union consumers, and understand the position of the European Union," Oleksiy Chernyshov said, when asked on the future of the arrangement that currently allows Russia to send gas to Europe via Ukraine.45% : The CEO of Ukraine's largest oil and gas company, Naftogaz, said Ukraine "should" discuss the Russian gas transit contract with the European Union, the day after Ukraine's energy minister said the country would "not be party to talks with Russia" about renewing the contract.
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