Germany Sees Russian Pipeline Part Released in Gas De-Escalation
- Berlin and Moscow signal releasing the part will ease tension
- Germany is trying to do whatever it can to keep gas flowing
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Germany expects Canada to release a key Russian pipeline part caught up in sanctions, a move that both Berlin and Moscow have said could ease the squeeze on gas flows to Europe.
According to a person familiar with the situation, Germany expects Canada to send the turbine back soon. A German government spokesman told reporters on Friday there are “positive signals from Canada,” though he couldn’t confirm the part was on its way yet.