Russia has announced that it does not expect Gazprom to stop gas supplies to any other European country, writes the BBC on Thursday.
The Russian energy company has already stopped supplies to several countries, including Poland and Finland, after they refused to make payments in the Russian currency, the ruble.
But the Kremlin says the ruble scheme - created in response to Western sanctions - is working as intended.
According to the Kremlin, no agreement has been reached with Turkey on the export of Ukrainian grain shipments through the Black Sea.
Turkey has been pushing for an agreement between Russia and Ukraine on a plan to resume wheat exports from Ukrainian ports.
The spokesman of President Putin, Dmitry Peskov, has said that work is continuing on an agreement.
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Putin suspends, but does not complete, the Black Sea wheat export agreement
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Russia threatens not to release gas to the West until sanctions are lifted
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Russia also cuts gas supplies to Latvia
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Apart from Denmark, Russia also stopped supplying gas to Germany and the Netherlands
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Russia imposes sanctions on Gazprom units in Europe and the US