And so it was needed. Russia has not yet taken away the gas turbine for the North Stream

The Siemens Turbin, which, according to Russia, is needed for the work of the North Stream, is still in Germany. The Russian side tightens the process of document. The gas turbine for the North Stream is still in a state in the German city of Mulheim-on-Ruri. This was reported by DPA with reference to the Siemens Energy representative. Video of the day is said that the turbine is ready for operation, but "Russia continues to cling to documents with incomprehensible claims.

" It is also noted that the delay in the crossing of the turbine to the Russian Federation is not related to the crushing of rivers. The turbine is planned to be taken to Russia by a truck. Earlier, Siemens Energy stated that the Turbina, which, according to the Russian Gazprom, was needed to work the North Stream, is ready for sending. At the same time, the monopolist does not provide the necessary documents.

The Russian Gazprom said on July 25 that the pumping of gas by the north flow from July 27 would be reduced to one fifth of its capacity. In the aggressor country, this was explained by the untimely return of the turbine for the gas pipeline in Canada, the work of the overhaul, as well as the breakdown of other units. On July 11, Canada officially agreed to return to Germany a sub -turbine for the Russian Pipeline North Stream, despite Ukraine's objection.