Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk agreed to long-term Russian natural gas supplies to Poland.
Putin told journalists after the talks on Wednesday that the relevant documents would be signed shortly.
At the same time, he stressed that gas cooperation had not been discussed as a separate issue at the talks. “The Polish side has long been raising the issue of increasing Russian gas supplies, and business entities have generally come to agreement,” Putin said, adding that the documents formalising this agreement would be signed shortly.
He was referring to a long-term contract for gas supplies up to 2037 and a transit agreement up to 2045.