Ukraine Hunts for Gas to Prepare for Winter Without Russia Fuel

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Spring has barely started in Ukraine and the nation is already thinking about winter’s chill.

As the country finds itself close to conflict with Russia, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s government is desperate to make sure there will be enough natural gas to heat households and keep factories running throughout the long Ukrainian winter. That’s a daunting task for a country that depends on its larger neighbor for half of its gas consumption.