By JAN M. OLSEN
Associated Press
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Denmark’s largest vitality company says Russia reduce off its gas supply as a result of it refused to pay in rubles. The transfer on Wednesday represents the most recent repercussion for European vitality amid Russia’s warfare in Ukraine. Russia beforehand halted natural gas provides to Finland, Poland, Bulgaria and the Netherlands for refusing a requirement to pay in rubles. Danish vitality company Ørsted stated it nonetheless anticipated to find a way to serve its prospects. Russian President Vladimir Putin declared within the wake of Western sanctions over the warfare that “unfriendly foreign buyers” wanted to open two accounts with state-owned Gazprombank, one to pay in euros and {dollars} as laid out in contracts and one other in rubles.