Klimkin rejected the possibility of a settlement agreement with “Gazprom”
Klimkin rejected the possibility of a settlement agreement with “Gazprom”
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Foreign Minister insists on the execution of the decision of the Stockholm arbitration.
Ukraine will not go on a settlement agreement with the Russian company “Gazprom” regarding the decision of the Stockholm arbitration.
This was stated by Minister of foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin.
“Russia’s attempt to agree on out of court settlement of cases in which the Stockholm Tribunal has already ruled, will not pass. You need to follow the generally accepted legal standards and international law”, – he wrote in Twitter.
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The Stockholm arbitration court in February 2018 decided that “Gazprom” is obliged to pay “Naftogaz” of $ 4.63 billion for failure to supply gas transit agreement and taking into account the debt of the Ukrainian company for gas ( $ 2 billion) to $ 2.6 billion After this decision “Gazprom” declared intention to terminate the contract with “Naftogaz” on gas supply and transit.
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