The cessation of Russian gas to Europe marks the end of a significant era in energy trade, one that fostered mutual benefit for decades despite geopolitical tensions.
Transnistria's economy, which thrived on cheap Russian gas, now finds itself in a dire crisis with residents lacking basic heating and hot water as factories cease operations.
In the wake of the gas stoppage, Transnistria's reliance on Russian energy has resulted in extreme measures, including the limited use of coal and overwhelming demand on the electric grid.
With the closure of key pipelines and the destruction of Nord Stream's infrastructure, Europe has been pushed to reassess its energy security amidst escalating tensions with Russia.
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