<b>Accusations reignite Europe's gas row</b>
MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- A deal to resume gas supplies to Europe appeared to break down on Tuesday after Russian state energy giant Gazprom said Ukraine was blocking onward transit.
The chief dispatcher for Russian energy giant Gazprom was earlier shown on Russian television giving the order to start pumping gas<a href=http://bed.mapikcv.co.cc/index.html>.</a> Sergei Pavlov said the gas would be pumped via Ukraine to consumers in the Balkans, Turkey, and Moldova.
The order came after Russia signed an agreement to end a bitter dispute with Ukraine, which transports Russian gas to Europe.
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