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Turning the tap off

Jul 16, 2008
From wire reports

LIFELINE: Russia says it can go it alone in providing gas to Europe.
RIGA - Russia is forging ahead with plans to cease all exports of its oil products and coal through the Baltic States’ ports. Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov declared on July 5 at a session of the Russian government’s Maritime Affairs College in St. Petersburg that his country “should end all exports of oil products and coal through the ports of the Baltic countries by 2015.” Transport Minister Igor Levitin said port facilities in the northwestern part of Russia would be capabl ...


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