The operator Nord Stream 1 said Russia's largest gas pipeline to Europe has been operating again after 10 days of maintenance.

The pipeline is operating, the spokesman for Nord Stream 1 operating unit today said that it was not clear that the gas flow was transferred in the system.

According to data supplied by Russian state -owned Gazprom Energy Group to Gascade, the German pipeline operator, 530 GWH gas will be delivered during the day.

A basis on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline system in Lubmin, Germany in March: Reuters.

Nord Stream 1, a large Russian gas pipeline to Europe, each year transporting about 55 billion cubic meters of gas to the European Union (EU), which has imported about 140 billion cubic meters from Russia in 2021.

Since Nord Stream 1 started for 10 days of maintenance, many European countries were concerned that Russia could extend the time to stop supplying gas to respond to Western sanctions, disturbing the storage plan for the season.

Gazprom has cut 60% of the gas flow to Germany through Nord Stream pipes in recent weeks, on the grounds that there is no air compressive turbine being repaired in Canada.

Russia earlier this week confirmed that all rumors of Nord Stream 1 stopped operating after maintenance.

Since Russia launched a military campaign in Ukraine in late February and was applied a series of sanctions, Moscow began to reduce the amount of gas export for Europe.

In May, EU leaders agreed to stop importing Russian oil later this year, as part of unprecedented sanctions for Moscow for Ukrainian conflict.

Russian gas transferred pipes for Europe.

The EU wants to increase the pressure of sanctions to force Russia to stop the campaign in Ukraine, but the economic anxiety hinders their efforts.

Russia strengthened to find Asian customers to deal with Western oil ban, putting pressure on competition with two close allies close to Venezuela and Iran.