Next door to Brussels, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told

Next door to Brussels, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told Luxemburger Wort newspaper Monday that Ukraine could remain as a transit country for Russian gas “under certain conditions…They are a settlement between interested companies, favorable economic and commercial parameters of the deal as well as a stable political situation.” In Brussels, Vitrenko said this means Naftogaz surrendering its claims to the $2.8 billion award plus interest against Gazprom in the Stockholm arbitration decision of one year ago.