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Gazprom-Ukraine gas row: two solutions possible

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Published 11 January, 2009, 15:46

Either Ukraine will pay the market price for gas, or Russia will have to use Nord Stream and South Stream for gas transit in the future, says Leonid Sevastyanov, energy analyst from Stratinvest company.

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