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Syria assures the continued supply of domestic gas to address the current crisis amidst logistical challenges and infrastructure limitations.

Greece is positioning itself to become the southern gateway for liquefied natural gas imports to Europe amid the EU's plans to ban Russian gas supplies by 2027.

Hungary has warned it may halt gas and electricity exports to Ukraine if Russian oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline are not restored.

Poland's Orlen plans to increase natural gas deliveries to Ukraine by 40%, reaching over 1 billion cubic metres by 2026, amid rising demand.

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright confirmed that the US will continue to supply liquefied natural gas to Europe at reduced prices, supporting the continent's energy security.

Germany is facing dwindling gas supplies amidst a relentless winter.

Serbia and Azerbaijan have agreed to enhance their cooperation, including an increase in Azerbaijani gas supplies to Serbia and the construction of a joint power plant.

Germany's unusually cold winter has heightened fears about the country's gas reserves, with current stock levels dropping significantly.

The EU has enacted a ban on Russian gas imports aiming to reduce reliance on Moscow’s energy supplies, though loopholes may still allow some gas imports to continue.

As Germany faces a cold winter, concerns grow over the adequacy of gas supplies, which are reportedly only around 30% full, raising questions about heating availability.

Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal stated that LNG supplies could be crucial for ensuring energy security.

Gazprom has reported a new record for gas supplies to Russian consumers for the fourth consecutive day to combat the cold weather.

The EU is facing challenges in managing energy supplies and dependencies, particularly after agreeing to cease Russian gas imports by 2027, highlighting its geopolitical vulnerabilities.

Cold weather and low wind energy production have caused a significant rise in electricity prices in Estonia and Finland, reaching over 300 euros per MWh, influenced by decreased gas supplies and rising gas prices.

Hungary and Slovakia are increasing their gas imports from Russia despite declining supplies from Gazprom to the EU and falling wholesale gas prices in Europe.

Natural gas prices in Europe are experiencing their largest weekly increase in two years, driven by cold weather, geopolitical risks, and limited supplies, raising market volatility.

Iraq's Ministry of Electricity announced that there are no indicators for the resumption of Iranian gas supplies in the near future, attributing the halt to lower temperatures in Iran and higher domestic gas demand.

Russian Ambassador to BiH, Igor Kalabuhov, urged the country's authorities to resist calls from Washington for a shift to Western energy supplies amidst US efforts to connect BiH's gas networks with Croatia.

The Russian ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina urged the country's authorities to resist US calls to shift energy supplies from Western sources amidst ongoing efforts to connect Bosnia's gas networks with Croatia.