Heating crisis: A worker at a gas compressor station of the pipeline. Gas has been flowing east into Poland and Ukraine. —Reuters
MOSCOW: The Yamal-Europe pipeline, which normally transports Russian gas into Europe, has shifted into reverse over the last week, triggering a row between Moscow and its western neighbours.
Instead of flowing into European markets, which are facing a winter heating crisis due to sky-high prices, gas has been flowing east into Poland and Ukraine, in a development that Russia blames on speculation by German firms.
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