Russia cuts gas supplies to Poland. Is Germany next?

'No rubles, no gas’ the shutdown is no longer unthinkable. Russia has turned off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria over refusal to pay in Russian money.

The Kremlin also warned that any countries refusing to pay in rubles could face the same fate. The demands came as a response to the West's tight sanctions on Russia over the attack on Ukraine. 

So, who’s gas might be cut off next?

Guests:

Monika Morawiecka
Senior Adviser at Regulatory Assistance Project 

Thomas O’Donnell
Geopolitical Analyst on Oil and Gas Markets

Mariya Trifonova
Chief Assistant Professor at Sofia University

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[bambamkitring]

This happen due to NATO entering Russian border...

[pascalpoussin]

Disgrace on all those who brought NATO to the border of Russia!!!

[vsstdtbs]

Ursula needs russian fossil fuels for her make-up, shampoo, clothing, food, private jets, car, buildings, medicine, electronics, cutlery, lights, heating ...

[obiflex]

Europe should have cut off Russian crude oil and this would have stopped Russia from cutting off gas supplies as their revenue from fossil fuels would have been reduced by about 60% and they would have been very reluctant to cut off any revenue from gas

[htconex]

Isn't what U$, U£ and EU did to ruble