Are Ukrainians over the gas pipeline that supplies Serbia, Hungary and Slovakia?

Gazprom, the major Russian oil company, reported a troubling incident involving a drone assault on the Russkaya compressor station. This station serves as the initial point for the TurkStream pipeline, a crucial Russian gas pipeline delivering fuel to European nations. According to reports from the French news agency, AFP, Russian military forces successfully thwarted the attack and successfully prevented any damage to the facility.

Several European countries, including Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia, rely on this pipeline for their gas supply. Russia has consistently alleged Ukrainian involvement in previous attacks, most recently in March. Currently, Ukraine has not issued a statement regarding this specific event.

Throughout the ongoing four-year conflict, both Ukraine and Russia have engaged in reciprocal attacks targeting energy infrastructure and vital systems. Furthermore, a separate drone strike ignited a fire at a refinery in Bashkortostan, a Russian republic bordering Kazakhstan, as reported by the German news agency, dpa. This incident underscores the continued volatility and potential for disruption within the region’s energy sector, specifically concerning the flow of gas through the pipeline.

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