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... supplies. As a result, gas deliveries from Russia to the EU would have to stop completely, both via Ukraine and the "Turkish Stream." This would amount to 30-32 billion cubic meters of gas by the end of 2024. Hungary and Turkey attempted to negotiate with the US for an exemption from sanctions for payments through Gazprombank. Both sides claimed they were in talks with the US, but no decision had been made, and the chances for an exemption were slim. Russia has made the first move to help ...