The second-line project of Beiliu natural gas pipeline will be completed

According to reports, Russia is expected to complete the second-line project of the Beiliu natural gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea, despite the US Senate's approval of sanctions against companies involved in the project. The gas pipeline, which connects Russia and Germany, is a key part of Moscow's export strategy for state-owned energy giant Gazprom, which aims to transport Russian gas to Europe via the Baltic Sea. "We expect the project to be completed," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said He denounced the US sanctions as "a flagrant violation of international law". "Moscow doesn't like this kind of action, nor do European countries," Peskov said. Berlin doesn't like it, nor does Paris. " He said the sanctions would only raise the price of natural gas for European consumers. According to the report, U.S. sanctions have been added to Washington's annual defense authorization bill and easily passed by both houses of Congress. The European Union and Germany have strongly warned the us not to impose sanctions. They said that Europe's energy policy should be decided by Europe. According to reports, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday she opposes US sanctions against companies involved in the construction of the second line of the Beiliu natural gas pipeline, because the sanctions will have extraterritorial effects.