What is the Ukraine deal with Greece?
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Ukraine and Greece have signed a major deal for the supply of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Ukraine via Greece, starting in December. The agreement, valued at two billion euros, aims to address Ukraine's winter energy needs amid ongoing Russian attacks on its infrastructure. The deal strengthens bilateral relations, positions Greece as an energy hub, and supports Europe's move away from Russian gas.
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- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy ended his Athens visit by signing a deal for U.S. liquefied natural gas to be supplied to Ukraine via Greece.
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- Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis stated the agreement enhances Greek-Ukrainian relations and positions Greece as a provider of energy security. 25s
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- Zelenskyy recognized Greece's important role as an energy hub and highlighted the significance of the agreement amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. 1m 7s



