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Natural gas flows from Romania to Ukraine have resumed after a long pause, with a recorded volume of 0.4 million m³/day at the Isaccea 1 interconnection point. This route, although only active for a short period, indicates Ukraine's re-entry into direct cross-border gas flows from Romania. Romania is not a primary gas import route for Ukraine, which mainly relies on Poland. The overall dynamics of gas consumption and export in Romania are changing due to falling temperatures, with a notable decrease in gas transit to Hungary and stable exports to Moldova. Additionally, there is a significant increase in gas extraction from underground storage to meet domestic and export demands, totaling 46.8 million m³ available nationally.