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Russia Halts Gas Supplies to Austria Amid Gazprom Debt Dispute

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Russia Halts Gas Supplies to Austria Amid Gazprom Debt Dispute
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  • Gazprom stops gas to Austria over a €230m debt.
  • Austria depends heavily on Russian natural gas.
    • Chancellor Nehammer assures secure energy options.
    • Austria preps for winter with alternative fuels.
    • Vienna denies energy blackmail by Russia.
    • OMV halts payments for Russian gas to settle debts.
    • Russia reduces gas supply to Europe since 2022.
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