Lithuania has become the first country to abandon the use of Russian gas in a landmark decision against Moscow's energy blackmail in Europe and the war in Ukraine.
The country's Ministry of Energy revealed that from the start of April Lithuania's gas system will operate without importing Russian crude oil.
The country's gas distributor Amber Grid later verified the claims, showing today the Kremlin's gas accounts for 0MWh in Lithuania, local outlet lrt.lt reports.
