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Gazprom Soon to Be Ready to Start Laying Pipes of Turkish Stream

core May 5, 2017 Companies, Gas, Media Leave a comment 6 Views

Gazprom will be ready to start laying pipes on the Turkish Stream offshore section in several days. the company`s CEO Alexei Miller told Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“We will be ready to start laying the Turkish Stream gas pipeline in several days. Miller said. TASS reported.
Putin earlier ordered Gazprom to start laying pipes on sea stretch of Turkish Stream.

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