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Gazprom invoca motivo de ‘fuerza mayor’ para reducir suministro de gas

Empresa disminuyó las entregas de gas a través de Nord Stream en un 60% en las últimas semanas, argumentando la ausencia de una turbina Siemens que se halla en mantenimiento en Canadá

The logo of Russia's energy giant Gazprom is pictured at one of its petrol stations in Moscow on May 11, 2022. - Russian gas transiting Ukraine for Europe dropped on May 11 after Kyiv said it was suspending flows along a key route as Moscow pushes its military operation. The move fuels fears that the Kremlin's campaign in its pro-Western neighbour could see gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine cut off at a time when prices have already soared. (Photo by Natalia KOLESNIKOVA / AFP)
The logo of Russia's energy giant Gazprom is pictured at one of its petrol stations in Moscow on May 11, 2022. - Russian gas transiting Ukraine for Europe dropped on May 11 after Kyiv said it was suspending flows along a key route as Moscow pushes its military operation. The move fuels fears that the Kremlin's campaign in its pro-Western neighbour could see gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine cut off at a time when prices have already soared. (Photo by Natalia KOLESNIKOVA / AFP) NATALIA KOLESNIKOVA

Berlín. El gigante gasístico ruso Gazprom invocó un motivo de “fuerza mayor” para exonerarse de responsabilidades por la reducción masiva de su suministro de gas a Europa, indicaron este martes a la AFP los principales clientes alemanes de la compañía.

“Hemos recibido una carta de Gazprom en la que la compañía invoca retroactivamente una fuerza mayor por sus cortes de suministro de gas pasados y actuales”, comunicó Uniper, el mayor importador de gas de Alemania.

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