Ukraine braces for cold winter amid uncertainty over power supplies

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Fears grow Russia will target country’s gas infrastructure or further cut its supplies to Europe

Ukrainians are likely to experience the coldest winter in decades, its gas chief has said, as the thermostats on its Soviet-era centralised heating systems are set to be switched on later and turned down.

The target depends on Ukraine’s international allies giving it the necessary funds to import 4bn cubic metres-worth of gas, as well as no wildcards playing out – such as Russia destroying gas infrastructure or further decreasing its gas supplies to Europe. Ukraine produces about 60% of the gas it needs domestically and imports the rest from its European Union neighbours at market prices. The country stopped buying gas fromdirectly in 2014, though it still consumes much of the same Russian gas that comes via pipelines through Ukraine from EU suppliers.

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