Continue its divestment in Unipro. No new long-term natural gas supply contracts with Russia. Full impairment loss on the Nord Stream 2. Statement condemning Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Operates 5 power plants in Russia under Unipro). Uniper takes €4bn hit after losing control of Russian subsidiary. The German energy concern Uniper does not count on the resumption of Russian gas supplies and is waiting for a court decision on a lawsuit against Gazprom Export for gas supplies no earlier than 2024. Uniper decided to terminate its long-term Russian gas supply contracts and thus legally ended the long-term gas supply relationship with the Russian state-owned company Gazprom Export. The decision was made possible after an arbitration tribunal on June 7, 2024 awarded Uniper the right to terminate the contracts and awarded it an amount of more than €13 billion in damages for the gas volumes not supplied by Gazprom Export since mid-2022. European energy companies have filed lawsuits against Gazprom, seeking a total of €18 billion in compensation for the disruption of gas supplies. The largest lawsuit, worth €14.3 billion, was filed by the German company Uniper. In June 2024, the Stockholm Arbitration Court ruled in Uniper's favor. Uniper, which has repaid most of its claims against former main gas supplier Gazprom, is opening a new tab during the first quarter 2025, the German utility company said.