The tensions between Russia and Ukraine and the implications of the 16 March referendum in Crimea have revived fears of potential gas supply interruptions to Europe.
Russia is a key supplier of gas to Ukraine, while Ukraine is a key transit point for Russian gas flowing into Europe. The two countries have had a series of spats over gas payments since 2005, culminating in 2009 in winter gas supply interruptions to 18 European countries.
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