Poland and Bulgaria are receiving help from neighboring countries and liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers to help weather Russia’s decision to cut off natural gas supplies.

When Gazprom PJSC cut off deliveries to both countries last month for refusing to comply with Russia’s payment requirements for natural gas, Greece and other nations in southeast Europe quickly offered to help the two countries replace Russian supply shortfalls.

Additional pipeline and LNG imports are helping Poland and Bulgaria cover gas demand.

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“These are not large volumes immediately needed by Poland and Bulgaria and could be covered through reconfiguring...