Core Viewpoint - Russian enterprises are shifting some of their liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies from Europe to other countries with demand, following discussions among relevant companies and the government [2]. Group 1: Supply Shift - Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak announced that Russian companies will redirect LNG supplies to countries interested in establishing long-term constructive relationships, without waiting for further restrictions from European nations [2]. - President Putin indicated that Russia may halt gas supplies to Europe ahead of schedule due to the EU's intention to completely stop purchasing Russian gas [2]. Group 2: EU Regulations - The EU's 27 member states officially passed regulations on January 26 to gradually ban imports of Russian pipeline gas and LNG, with a complete ban on LNG imports set to take effect in early 2027 and on pipeline gas in autumn 2027 [2]. - By 2025, Russian gas is expected to account for approximately 13% of the EU's total imports, valued at over 15 billion euros [2].