The chances of Ukraine and Russia agreeing to renew their five-year gas transit contract are slim given the ongoing war, Ukraine’s Energy Minister German Galushchenko told the Financial Times.
Moscow said bridges between Crimea and the Russia-occupied part of Kherson region have been struck by missiles.
The US said it would provide an additional $1.3 billion toward the cost of reversing the devastation inflicted on Ukraine by the Russia’s invasion, estimated by the World Bank at more than $400 billion over the next decade.
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(Corrects year in headline to 2024)
