“In general, the issue is the construction of two branches,” he said. “The second branch is intended for European consumers, south-western European consumers. It can also be laid through the Black Sea and the territory of Turkey."
Russia abandoned the South Stream project in favor of Turkish Stream in December 2014, which involves the construction of the gas pipeline from Russia to Turkey through the Black Sea, however, an intergovernmental agreement was not signed.
However, the project was frozen after the relations between Moscow and Ankara deteriorated in November 2015.
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