Ukraine Seeks Alternative Gas Supply Amid Russian Blockade

Ukraine's energy ministry engaged in talks with the EU and Slovakia to discuss alternative gas import strategies after increased Russian attacks on its gas infrastructure. Diversifying supply routes was a major point of discussion among Ukrainian, EU, and Slovakian representatives to ensure energy security.

Kyiv intensified discussions on gas imports with the European Union and Slovak representatives after heightened Russian attacks on Ukraine's gas infrastructure, the Ukrainian energy ministry announced on Tuesday.

The conversation emphasized the need for diversification in gas supply routes during a meeting that included Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko, EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen, and Slovakia's Economy Minister Denisa Sakova, the ministry reported via the Telegram app.

This strategic meeting aims to brace Ukraine against energy shortages and fortify its supply lines in light of ongoing geopolitical tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)