> Well, if the gas doesn't exist and can't be produced in the first place It does exist and could be produced. But it requires discussions, contract(s), signat

> Well, if the gas doesn't exist and can't be produced in the first place It does exist and could be produced. But it requires discussions, contract(s), signatures, obligations, CAPEX (and quite a lot of it), bank loans, development in the field etc. Not a magic wish by someone. Right now Gazprom is quite busy filling up storage in the Russia in preparation for the winter. > "the problem would just go away if Europe approved Nord Stream 2" Really? Care to provide Putin/Miller statements? Export plan is already known and published. And problem won't go away, they are much more serious that this bs about gazprom and Russia