"Газпром" должен выплатить "Нафтогазу" 2,56 миллиарда долларов по решению Стокгольмского арбитража

Украинская компания "Нафтогаз" сообщила, что Стокгольмский арбитраж обязал российский "Газпром" выплатить ей 4,6 миллиарда долларов за недопоставку газа по договору о транзите.

С учетом декабрьского решения по другому спору, по которому "Нафтогаз" должен российской компании 2 миллиарда долларов, "Газпром" будет должен украинской стороне 2,56 миллиарда.

Как сообщает "Интерфакс", в "Газпроме" заявили, что не согласны с решением арбитража и намерены "защищать свои права всеми доступными способами".

источник: по материалам СМИ

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