In pushing for cutting prices to EU levels, Prime Minister Groysman called Naftogaz “an insatiable monopoly.” Talking at Wednesday’s Cabinet meeting, he said: “Naftogaz has approved prices for June that are higher than the market ones. They plan to do the same with July prices. This is unacceptable.” Last week, the Rada refused to accept Groysman’s resignation. Now, he is running for an opposition seat in parliament – while serving as Prime Minister.
In pushing for cutting prices to EU levels, Prime Minister Groysman called Naftogaz “an insatiable monopoly.”
