This gas was to be supplied to Germany In mid-July, Russia cut off gas supplies to Germany via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. Then Russia said that European sanctions were responsible for this. On the other hand, Germany rejected Russia’s claim, saying that it was a political move by Moscow after the attack on Ukraine, so that it could put pressure on Europe. However, it was not possible for Russia to immediately stop the production of gas despite the supply shutdown. Due to this huge amount of natural gas had accumulated in Russian gas stations and pipelines.

Expert said – we have never seen so much waste of gas Researchers said that they have seen a significant increase in the heat released from this gas plant in Russia since June. It is produced by the burning of natural gas. Gas burning is common in processing plants. Usually this is done for technical or security reasons. But, burning of gas on such a large scale raised the ears of experts. Dr Jessica McCarty, an expert in satellite data from the University of Miami in Ohio, said: “I’ve never seen an LNG plant burning so much gas. Since around June, we have seen continuous fire emanating from the chimney of the plant, which is yet to be extinguished. It is throwing very unusually high flames.

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