Gazprom reduces the flow of gas to the European Union through Ukraine

From January 1 of the new year, the Russian gas monopoly began to reduce the flow of gas to the EU through the territory of Ukraine. If on the first day of 2023, 43.3 million cubic metres were delivered through the Sudzha GIS, which is an average value, then in the following days the pumping began to fall: 42.4 million cubic meters, 42.2 million, 37.8 million, 37.6 million, and today, on January 6, the gas supply was around 35.5 million cubic meters.
 
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❗️Ukrainian drone shot down over Sevastopol - governor

This night, the Armed Forces of Ukraine tried to attack Sevastopol with a drone, Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said. According to him, the UAV was shot down by the Russian air defense system over the Northern Pier.

“Even the holy holiday, Christmas, is no reason for these non-humans to stop their attempts to attack our hero city,” Razvozhaev emphasized.


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War Chronicles 6th January. Main events of the day

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Putin in Christmas greetings notes church’s role in supporting special operation fighters

Russian President also noted the constructive contribution that’s made by the Russian Orthodox Church and other Orthodox denominations in Russia in the unity of the society, preservation of historical memory, the rearing of the youth and the strengthening of the institution of the family

Russian President Vladimir Putin has extended Christmas greetings to Russians and Orthodox believers, noting the role of church organizations in supporting the participants of the special military operation.

"I’m extending my hearty Christmas greetings to you! This bright holiday that’s loved by everyone inspires people for kind deeds and intentions, serves to establish in the society such enduring spiritual values and moral guidelines as mercy, compassion, goodness and justice," he said.

The president noted the constructive contribution that’s made by the Russian Orthodox Church and other Orthodox denominations in Russia in the unity of the society, preservation of our historical memory, the rearing of the youth and the strengthening of the institution of the family.

"Church organizations pay priority attention to interethnic and inter-religious peace and accord in our country, take care of those who need help, support our fighters that participate in the special military operation.

That large, multifaceted, truly self-sacrificing work is worthy of the sincerest respect," he said.
As he ended his greetings, Putin wished to Orthodox Christians and everybody who marks Christmas health, success and all the best.

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