Russia’s Gazprom chief Miller and accompanying delegation are in Tehran for talks on joint projects.

Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller was expected to arrive in Tehran on Tuesday to meet Iran’s oil and gas officials and discuss the future of cooperation between the two sides.   

Gazprom announces that Moscow may become China’s largest supplier of gas in near future.

US Navy deep sea divers allegedly planted C4 explosives on the gas pipelines under the guise of NATO naval exercises, detonated on September 26 using a remote signal sent by a sonabuoy.

Skyrocketing energy prices have cost Europe nearly $1 trillion, considered the fallout of the war in Ukraine; it presages the beginning of the deepest crisis in decades.

The head of Russia’s energy giant Gazprom has warned that the likely imposition of a price cap on Russian gas in Europe would entail the termination of supplies to the continent.

An inevitable – certainly unforeseen - consequence is that in this new twist in the War of Economic Corridors, all bets are off: no pipeline or undersea cable, anywhere in the world, is now safe, and may become fair game in retaliation.