Poland's Ministry of the Interior has imposed sanctions against Russian gas companies Gazprom and Novatek, as well as the latter's Krakow-based subsidiary Novatek Green Energy Sp. z o.o., the ministry said.
The sanctions against Novatek call for the freezing of assets and the exclusion of its Krakow subsidiary from government procurements.
The sanctions against Gazprom, which owns a 48% stake in STG EuRoPol GAZ SA, a Polish company that is a co-owner of the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline, call for freezing rights to shares and other securities, as well as dividends.
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