Ukraine's Naftogaz filed a new $12bn claim against Russian gas monopoly Gazprom - bne IntelliNews

January 10, 2019

Russia Ukraine Ukraine's Naftogaz filed a new $12bn claim against Russian gas monopoly Gazprom - bne IntelliNews Hoping for Russian help against Turkish army, Kurds spread Moscow's narratives on Ukraine-ISIS ties - UNIAN Halya Coynash: Poland sees Russian link in arson attack on Hungarian Center in Ukraine - Kyiv Post 157 Russians, including 83 spin doctors, banned from entering Ukraine in 2018 - Kyiv Post Over 150 Russian citizens denied entry to Ukraine in 2018 – SBU - UNIAN Ukraine's Naftogaz filed a new $12bn claim against Russian gas monopoly Gazprom - bne IntelliNews bne IntelliNews Ukraine’s national gas company Naftogaz filed a new $12bn claim against Russian state-owned gas monopoly Gazprom in international courts for potentially impairing gas deliveries, Naftogaz CEO Andrei Kobolev said on January 9 in an interview with Ukraine’s Channel 5. Read More Hoping for Russian help against Turkish army, Kurds spread Moscow's narratives on Ukraine-ISIS ties - UNIAN UNIAN Thus, they once again show that they remain puppets following the instructions of their supervisors as they change. ypgrojava.org The recent report of the headquarters of the Kurdish people's self-defense forces YPG, they captured in Northern Syria a group of Islamic State terrorists, one of whom was allegedly a Ukraine national.Nevertheless, as military expert Alexander Kovalenko notes in his article for Southern Express, the Asian-style first and last name of the detainee – Askar Zarmanbetov – raise serious doubts about his Ukrainian origin. Read More Halya Coynash: Poland sees Russian link in arson attack on Hungarian Center in Ukraine - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Halya Coynash: Poland sees Russian link in arson attack on Hungarian Center in Ukraine Published Jan. Read More 157 Russians, including 83 spin doctors, banned from entering Ukraine in 2018 - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post 157 Russians, including 83 spin doctors, banned from entering Ukraine in 2018 Published Jan. Read More Over 150 Russian citizens denied entry to Ukraine in 2018 – SBU - UNIAN UNIAN Over 150 Russian citizens denied entry to Ukraine in 2018 – SBUAmong them, there are 83 Russian propagandists. Photo from UNIAN The SBU Security Service of Ukraine has reported that a total of 157 Russian citizens were banned from crossing into Ukraine in 2018."In 2018, a total of 157 citizens of the Russian Federation were denied entry to Ukraine, including 83 Russian propagandists," reads a statement posted on the SBU website. Read More

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