Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his country’s decision to return the turbines of the Russian Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline to Germany for delivery to Russia and the resumption of gas supplies “was difficult but the right thing to ensure the survival of all of us.” United.

Reuters, citing its sources, reported that Russia would resume gas supplies via the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline to Europe from July 21, explaining that the Russian company Gazprom would resume pumping at levels before September 11, that is, less than 160 million cubic meters. in a day.

On June 9, the supply of Russian gas through Nord Stream 1 was reduced due to technical work. According to Gazprom, deliveries were limited due to a delay in the return of Siemens equipment after repair.

The Kommersant newspaper reported that Canada had sent a Siemens turbine via Nord Stream 1 to Germany by air, which should arrive in Russia by July 24.