Russian gas giant Gazprom said on Tuesday its total claims in Stockholm arbitration against Ukraine's energy firm Naftogaz have increased to $31.76 billion.
The Kremlin-controlled company said the new claims included $2.55 billion, which it said Ukraine had not paid as part of the "take-or-pay" clause for gas deliveries in third quarter 2015.
Reporting by Jack Stubbs and Vladimir Soldatkin
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