Foreign media: Canada will return the "Beixi-1" component to Russia, Ukraine against

According to Reuters on the 8th, Ukraine opposed Canada to transfer the components of the Canadian "Beixi-1" pipeline turbine to Russia's Natural Gas Industry Co., Ltd. (referred to as Russia) to restore natural gas supply to Germany. Essence

Earlier on the 6th, Robert Habeck, the Vice Premier of Germany and the Minister of Economic and Climate Protection, shouted the Canadian government, hoping that Canada would return the "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline component sent by German Siemens.

According to today's Russian TV (RT) previous reports, Russian Qi Company issued a statement in the middle of last month that from June 16, the natural gas conveying volume through the "Beixi-1" pipeline will drop to no more than 67 million cubic meters per day The total decrease of 40%, mainly due to the failure to return to the repair compressor equipment parts in time. Siemens said in the middle of last month that due to Canada's sanctions on Russia, the above -mentioned components were temporarily unable to return from the factory in Montreal.

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"Sanctions are prohibited to transfer any equipment related to natural gas", sources from the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine told Reuters, "If this decision is approved, we will definitely call on our European counterparts to re -evaluate their approach. How can we talk about solidarity? "

Sources of Ukraine Energy also told Reuters that Ukraine has information about Canada preparing to transfer turbine equipment.

Reuters quoted another person familiar with the matter saying that Canada had made a decision to return the equipment, and the person added that Canada and Germany did not want turbine to repair the problem to be the excuse for Russia to restrict the "Beixi-1" pipeline supply.

The report also said that Ukraine Energy Minister German Galushchenko had lobby Canada not to return the turbine component to Russia in June. The minister argued that the natural gas transportation capacity of the Russian pipeline was still more than enough to maintain the supply without Canada's return to a turbine.

"If the Canadians decide to hand over the turbine, whether it is giving Russia or the transfer of Germany ... will be a precedent of bypassing anti -Russian sanctions by these two seven -point groups (G7) countries," the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine Sources said.

(Edit: HX)

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