El tribunal de apelaciones de Kiev ha rechazado la objeción interpuesta por la empresa rusa Gazprom en contra del fallo emitido por la Corte Económica de Kiev en diciembre de 2016, dando la razón a la demanda presentada por el Comité Antimonopolio de Ucrania que busca obligar a la gasificadora rusa a pagar una multa de aproximadamente $6,400 millones de dólares.
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