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Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure have forced $2 billion in extra LNG imports, risking energy shortages.
Russian attacks have severely damaged Ukraine’s gas infrastructure, forcing the country to import 4.4 billion cubic meters of gas this winter—$2 billion more than usual—due to destroyed extraction and storage facilities.
Ukraine’s state energy company Naftogaz is seeking urgent U.S. financing to cover the final 30% of needed funds for American liquefied natural gas, as domestic production has dropped sharply.
The crisis threatens heating, electricity, and industry, with officials calling the strikes acts of strategic terror.
The U.S. has begun delivering LNG to support Ukraine’s energy needs amid ongoing peace talks.
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Los ataques de Rusia a la infraestructura de gas de Ucrania han forzado $ 2 mil millones en importaciones adicionales de GNL, lo que pone en riesgo la escasez de energía.