Putin Eases Gas Payment Rules Amid Sanctions, Ensuring EU Supply

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has altered the rules regarding the ruble to ensure the continued flow of Russian gas to the European Union, amidst ongoing energy sanctions. Meanwhile, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis expressed skepticism about China's potential role as a peace guarantor in the Ukraine conflict. Additionally, Poland aims to leverage its upcoming EU chairmanship to address Russian imports, while Georgia faces political turmoil following the suspension of EU membership talks, leading to U.S. criticism and calls for election reruns.
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