Europe fears the suspension of deliveries could be extended beyond the 10-day timeline, derailing the region’s winter supply preparations.
Klaus Mueller, the head of Germany's energy regulator, believes that the Kremlin may continue to throttle Europe's energy supplies beyond the scheduled end of the maintenance works.
Russia said last week that it would increase gas supplies to Europe if the turbine being serviced in Canada was returned. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also dismissed claims that Russia was using oil and gas to exert political pressure over Europe, Reuters reported.
Russia has cut off gas supplies to several European countries that refused to comply with Putin's gas-for-rubles payment demand.
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