Mihersson, chairman of Novatek, Russia's second largest natural gas producer, said on the 30th that the West cannot exclude Russian liquefied natural gas from the global natural gas supply and demand balance. Forced to do so will lead to a significant increase in natural gas prices and damage European consumers. Interest. Miher said that Russia's liquefied natural gas production accounts for more than 10% of the world, and it is unrealistic to remove it from the global natural gas supply and demand balance.

European Commission President von der Leyen said earlier that the 19th round of EU sanctions against Russia is the first time that the EU has hit the Russian natural gas industry. The International Energy Agency recently released a report stating that in the first three quarters of this year, U.S. LNG exports to Europe surged by 60%. U.S. LNG has accounted for 60% of Europe's total LNG imports, surpassing Russia to become Europe's largest LNG supplier country.