EU explores options to keep Russian gas sanctions

European Union countries are studying options to maintain sanctions on Russian gas, including extending the transition period or excluding existing transport contracts, in order to address Greece's concerns about its shipping sector, particularly Russian project carriers in the Arctic. An agreement has also been reached to keep the Russian oil price cap temporarily at $44.10 per barrel, allowing time to reach consensus on managing the sanctions package. Intense ambassador meetings are expected to resolve points of disagreement and ensure a balance between economic pressure on Moscow and protecting the commercial interests of member states.

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