FACTBOX: Countries affected by Russia-Ukraine gas row

(Reuters) - Following are comments from European customers affected by the cut-off in gas supplies by Russia's gas export monopoly Gazprom to its neighbor Ukraine over a pricing dispute:

FRANCE

Russian supplies to France dropped by more than 70 percent on Tuesday. French Energy group GDF Suez has guaranteed supplies for customers.

BOSNIA

Bosnia's main gas operator BH Gas said on Tuesday that Russian deliveries have stopped. Bosnia consumes around 350 million cubic meters of gas annually, most of it from Russia. Consumption in the past two days rose to 1.6 million cubic meters because of low temperatures.

SERBIA

Serbia's gas company said its natural gas supply from Russia were cut off on Tuesday. Serbia imports 92 percent of its gas from Russia via Hungary and Ukraine.

"All major consumers are cut off already," news agency Tanjug quoted Dusan Bajatovic, the head of Serbia's gas monopoly, as saying.

Natural gas accounts for 15 percent of Serbia's fuel use.

ITALY

Russian gas imports via the TAG pipeline were 90 percent lower on Tuesday morning compared to normal levels.

Italy's industry ministry earlier said Rome was planning to increase gas imports form alternative suppliers.

HUNGARY

Russian shipments were halted on Tuesday and Budapest will ask some power plants to switch to alternative fuel by 1000 GMT on Wednesday. Annual gas consumption is around 13-14 billion cubic meters. About 80 percent of this is supplied from Russia.

BULGARIA

All Russian gas supplies via Ukraine to Bulgaria were halted on Tuesday, Bulgaria's economy ministry said.