On New Year's Day, the moment Ukraine's deal to transport Russian gas through its pipelines to Europe ended, the taps were turned off. It's a move heralded by Volodymyr Zelenskyy as damaging to Russia and its allies. The Times' correspondent Oliver Moody analyses exactly what it does mean for Vladimir Putin and why it may not mean huge price hikes for much of the west.
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