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Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller on Sunday said plans to cap the price of Russian gas exports would cause supplies to be halted, echoing a similar threat from President Vladimir Putin.

European gas benchmark futures dropped almost 5% as Russian gas giant Gazprom announced it is resuming supplies to Italy via Austria after resolving regulatory issues that were halting transit flows.

On Friday, Gazprom said the maintenance shutdown would take place between August 31 and September 2.

Europe's energy crisis is getting worse as Russia moves to cut natural gas flows to the continent. CNBC's Brian Sullivan joins 'Squawk Box' with the details.

Russia's Gazprom is supplying as much gas to Europe as possible, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Wednesday, adding that sanctions-driven technical issues with equipment were preventi

Gazprom further reduced natural gas flows through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to Germany on Monday as Europe scrambles for alternative energy supplies.

Natural gas futures in Europe jumped as much as 10% on the news.

KYIV (Reuters) -Russia's Gazprom is set to cut supplies further through its single biggest gas link to Germany, crushing hopes a deal over grain supplies would lessen the economic impact of the Ukrain

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian natural gas giant Gazprom said on Monday that sanctions were still hampering maintenance of the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline, a strong signal that energy supplies to Europe rem

One of the most impactful market events of the year may have to do with Vladimir Putin and his plans for a pipeline.

Fears are growing that Russia will permanently slash its natural gas exports to Europe, in what could be a hammer blow to the region's economy.

Gazprom PJSC declared force majeure on several European natural-gas buyers, a move that may signal it intends to keep supplies capped, reinforcing Russia's grip on the region's energy. Bloomberg's Ra

Gazprom said "it appears impossible to reach an objective conclusion on further developments regarding the safe operation" of a compression station.

Russian energy giant Gazprom appeared to cast doubt Wednesday on the prospects of quickly restoring the flow of natural gas to full capacity through a major pipeline to western Europe.

The state-run gas producer would pay the Kremlin 1.25 trillion rubles from September to November under a new windfall tax.