This week, the Kremlin issued a decree to halt Gazprom dividends this year. A strange move if it 'was expected to begin with', especially if we cpnsider that the Kremlin relies heavily on Gazprom to fuel its war machine.
And the alternative markets in Asia may or may not come for Russia's future, but they don't come anytime soon as Russia simply lacks the infrastructure to these destinations. According to an Analysis by the Atlantic Council, building the pipelines would cost USD 100 billion, and you can't build them overnight. That takes a very long time, time Moscow doesn't seem to have.
So call it a loss or whatever you want, but Gazprom is in big trouble, and so is the Kremlin.