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Russia says gas supply via Turkish Stream stable despite attack

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Christian Baha / NL

1 min read

EPA/SEDAT SUNA

The Russkaya compressor station in Gai-Kodzor, located in Russia's Krasnodar region, continues to operate normally, supplying gas through the Turkish Stream pipeline, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

This comes after Ukraine recently attempted to attack the facility using three drones.

Turkish Stream is a key pipeline that delivers Russian natural gas to Turkey and southern Europe.

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