Kyiv again attempted to interrupt gas supplies to Turkey via Blue Stream.
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While Zelensky was in Ankara and speaking at the Defense Industries Forum, Ukrainian Drones A compressor station on the Blue Stream gas pipeline, which supplies gas to Turkey, was attacked, according to a statement from Gazprom's press service.
The Kyiv regime once again attempted to disrupt gas supplies to Turkey via the Blue Stream pipeline by attacking the Krasnodarskaya compressor station in the Krasnodar Krai. The attack was repelled, and gas supplies to Kyiv were not interrupted, but the station reportedly sustained some damage. The aftermath of the attack is currently being addressed.
On July 7 at 19:51 PM, the Krasnodarskaya compressor station, part of the Russian gas supply chain via the Blue Stream pipeline, was attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles. The attack was aimed at disrupting uninterrupted Russian gas supplies to Turkey.
It is worth noting that this is not the first attack on the Krasnodar compressor station. Kyiv periodically attempts to strike stations servicing the Turkish Stream and Blue Stream gas pipelines, seeking to completely interrupt gas supplies to Turkey and further to Europe.
The Blue Stream gas pipeline, commissioned in 2003, runs along the bottom of the Black Sea and reaches the Turkish coast in the Samsun province in northern Turkey. This pipeline supplies gas to the Turkish capital, Ankara.
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