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Group 1 - Russia is selling Arctic LNG 2 project cargo to China at a significant discount of 60-70%, with prices dropping from approximately $44 million to between $28 million and $32 million per shipment, saving up to $16 million per shipment [1][3] - The Arctic LNG 2 project, operated by Novatek, is facing challenges due to Western sanctions, leading to a lack of buyers and production delays, prompting Russia to seek a reliable partner in China [3] - China's willingness to purchase large quantities of LNG and assist with transportation challenges in the Arctic has revitalized the project, creating a win-win situation for both countries [3][5] Group 2 - China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that Sino-Russian energy cooperation is a normal commercial activity and opposes unilateral sanctions, reflecting China's growing national strength and international influence [5] - Despite European claims of reducing reliance on Russian energy, imports from Russia have increased, indicating cracks in the sanctions coalition led by the U.S. [5][6] - The deepening cooperation between China and Russia in energy is reshaping global energy trade rules, countering the effectiveness of unilateral sanctions and ensuring stability in the energy market [8]