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- Russia, Georgia
- Topics:
- Energy, War & Conflict, International Relations
- Languages:
- English
FP Passport notes that Georgia is selling part of a hydroelectric plant - supplying nearly half the country's energy - to Russia, amidst the gas crisis between Moscow and Kiev.
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