For the first five days of this week, Ukraine siphoned off nearly 400 million cubic meters of gas. This is a very large volume, which is comparable to our supplies for Germany for three days.

The tariff for the transit of 1,000 cubic meters of gas has been raised from $1.09 to $1.6 for every 100 kilometers.

We don't plan to put up with the fact that gas destined for European customers is being used in Ukraine. We understand it's cold, but Ukraine isn't the only place where it's cold. No one gave Ukraine the right to take more gas than contracted.

Ukraine is taking the gas from our European partners. We decided to compensate the stolen gas for our partners.

Ukraine has reportedly started tapping Russian gas intended for European consumers.

We are fully prepared to restrict gas supplies to Ukraine after December 31, if there is no contract.