MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - As the conflict in Ukraine heads towards the winter, Europe's politicians are braced for supply disruptions from its biggest provider, Russia, yet some energy traders sense an opportunity if peace prevails and the gas keeps flowing.
Russia is Europe's biggest supplier of natural gas, and its pipelines through Ukraine are subject to political manoeuvring as Europe and Moscow clash over the crisis in eastern Ukraine.
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