supplies in retaliation for western sanctions imposed over moscows invasion of ukraineconexus baltic grid confirmed to latvias leta news agency that gazprom had informed it of the suspension of deliveries but said other suppliers were continuing themtoday gazprom suspended its gas supplies to latvia due to violations of the conditions of purchase the company said on telegramlatvias economy minister ilze indriksone told leta that his country was not counting on natural gas flows from russiagazprom drastically cut gas deliveries to europe via the nord stream pipeline on wednesday to about 20 percent of its capacity it had reduced gas flows to europe twice in junethe russian staterun company had earlier announced it would choke supply to 33 million cubic metres a day half the amount it has been delivering since service resumed last week after 10 days of maintenance workrussian strikes continued to rain down on ukrainian towns and cities on saturdayukrainian authorities said russian bombardments targeting the south and east of the country had left one dead in southern mykolaiv and one dead in eastern bakhmutthe death toll from a strike on a mykolaiv bus stop on friday climbed to seven after two men died in hospitalearly sunday morning mykolaiv was again hit with massive shelling according to its mayorprobably the strongest of all time oleksandr sienkevych said in a telegram post powerful explosions were heard after 1 am at night and around 5 in the morning a number of objects were destroyed residential buildings were damaged a number of fires broke out at the struck sitesin the eastern city of kharkiv three russian s300 missiles struck a school mayor igor terekhov said on telegram on saturday adding that the main building was destroyeda ukrainian spokesman said his countrys forces had set fire to grain fields around mariupol so they could not be used by the russiansthe mariupol resistance forces set fire to the fields with grain so that it would not be stolen by the occupiers sergiy bratchuk a spokesman for the odessa regional military administration said