Russian gas giant Gazprom said on Wednesday that natural gas exports to Europe and Turkey reached the daily all-time high of 578.9 million cubic metres on Oct. 18.
The company quoted its Chief Executive Officer Alexei Miller as saying that the record volumes showed the necessity for new pipelines, such as Nord Stream-2 and TurkStream.
Reporting by Vladimir Soldatkin
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