Kyiv again attempted to interrupt gas supplies to Turkey via Blue Stream.

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Kyiv again attempted to interrupt gas supplies to Turkey via Blue Stream.

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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  1. 0
    8 July 2026 12: 34
    Kyiv has committed direct sabotage against the energy security of a NATO member. The reaction was immediate: a source in the Turkish government reported that Ankara is closely studying the attacks near Krasnodar and is prepared to coordinate its actions directly with Moscow.

    The aim of the attack was to completely block the export channel and disrupt supplies to Ankara. Following the drone strikes, a fire broke out at the station, damaging operating equipment. Transit was only prevented thanks to the rapid response of emergency crews on site: the fire was contained, and automated systems and specialists maintained pressure in the pipeline. Gazprom confirmed that gas continues to flow to Turkey as usual while repair crews restore the damaged components.
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    +9
    8 July 2026 12: 36
    Well, that's Erdogan's fault. On the one hand, he sells weapons to Kukuyev, on the other, he receives gas, which, by the way, is used to manufacture these weapons. It's very uncomfortable to have two chairs at the same time. Incidentally, this applies to us too: a lot of things for Kukuyev are forged from our raw materials or thanks to them.
  3. +3
    8 July 2026 12: 37
    "...but the station, judging by the report, still received some damage".
    Oh, those formulations! It's even a little scary to think about what actually happened. Especially against the backdrop of recent events in the Sea of ​​Azov and today in Saratov, Tatarstan, and Nizhnekamsk...
    1. -5
      8 July 2026 12: 46
      Quote: Fachmann
      Oh, these formulations!
      You're trying your best to raise the news about Nizhnekamsk. Your hat's fallen off and your ears are sticking out.
      And please tell us how to formulate damage to a compressor station?
      1. +1
        8 July 2026 14: 01
        You are trying your best to raise news about Nizhnekamsk.

        and you hide your head in the sand so much that soon even the slippers on your feet won't be visible...
        1. +1
          8 July 2026 18: 15
          Judging by your reaction, you're trying to hide your head in the sand. You keep making surprised faces. Even your talking mustaches are already saying it's not the Soviet Union, but a war outside. WAR... And you're still surprised, shedding your infantilism. I'm expecting an army of 2,5 million instead of 1,5 million, a switch to a wartime approach, an increase in the number of nuclear warhead carriers, and martial law. You apparently live far from Belgorod, Bryansk, and Kursk... There's been a war there for a long time, and now your tender bottoms are being disturbed...
  4. +4
    8 July 2026 12: 40
    The Sultanate's reaction, or rather lack thereof, makes it clear they're not opposed to the shaggy mob continuing to attack Russia, even at the cost of their own losses. These devils won't forgive Crimea, or many other things.
  5. 0
    8 July 2026 12: 45
    The Russian Ministry of Defense announced for the first time the destruction of a British-made Rapid Ranger anti-aircraft missile system in the Northern Military District.
  6. 0
    8 July 2026 13: 12
    Just yesterday, all warehouses with drones and production sites were destroyed. wink
  7. +5
    8 July 2026 13: 12
    So Gazprom's gas supplies to Turkey can be protected, but Gazprom's oil refineries cannot?
    1. +2
      8 July 2026 14: 02
      So Gazprom's gas supplies to Turkey can be protected, but Gazprom's oil refineries cannot?

      Yes, the profit goes into different pockets - otherwise it’s impossible to understand...
  8. +4
    8 July 2026 13: 32
    What happens if Blue Stream is stopped for any reason? Nord Stream was stopped, and we're still doing just fine. Turkey was doing just fine before Blue Stream, too. If the compressor station is bombed, would that be considered force majeure to stop gas exports to Turkey?