Is the Eastern Mediterranean a New Competitor for Russia on the European Gas Markets?

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Over the course of less than ten years, large reserves of gas were discovered in Eastern Mediterranean countries (Israel, Cyprus and Egypt), and some say this gas could soon be exported to Europe. When can such exports be organized?

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Is the Eastern Mediterranean a New Competitor for Russia on the European Gas Markets?

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