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Ukraine Repels Russian Attacks on Kupiansk Pipeline, 40 Soldiers Killed

Originally Published 6 days ago — by UNITED24 Media

Russian forces attempted to use a gas pipeline as a covert route for an assault in Ukraine's Kupiansk sector, but the operation was detected and thwarted by Ukrainian troops, resulting in at least 40 Russian soldiers killed and no strategic gains. Despite setbacks, Russian infiltration efforts continue, with Ukraine maintaining control of the area.

Sabotage Disrupts Central Asia–Center Gas Pipeline in Russia

Originally Published 22 days ago — by Ukrinform

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The main gas pipeline Central Asia – Center in Russia's Volgograd region was reportedly sabotaged due to a suspected explosion caused by ground subsidence, disrupting a key route that transports gas from Central Asia to Russia. The incident, linked to geological processes near strategic infrastructure, has led to an indefinite suspension of gas transit, amid broader tensions related to Russia's energy and military activities.

Putin Praises Strong China Ties as Gazprom Secures New Gas Deal

Originally Published 4 months ago — by CNN

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Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the high level of relations with China amid the signing of a new gas pipeline deal, Power of Siberia-2, which aims to supply 50 billion cubic meters of gas annually to China, marking a strategic move to strengthen ties and counter Western pressure, with both leaders emphasizing deepened cooperation and shared interests.

Global Leaders Convene at SCO Summit to Address Energy, Unity, and Rivalries

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Bloomberg.com

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Russian President Vladimir Putin is meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss energy cooperation, including maintaining Russian oil exports to India and advancing the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline with China, amidst geopolitical pressures and shifting global energy markets.

Russia Targets Ukraine's Gas Infrastructure Amid Winter Preparations

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Kyiv Post

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Russian drones attacked a gas compressor at the Orlivka station in Ukraine, part of a new Trans-Balkan gas route aimed at helping Ukraine with its energy needs, damaging infrastructure critical for gas transit. Ukraine accuses Russia of trying to undermine European energy independence through these attacks, which target the newly launched route that imports gas from Greek LNG terminals and Azerbaijani sources. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and the strategic importance of energy infrastructure amid the conflict.

Explosions Disrupt Russian Military Infrastructure Near Vladivostok

Originally Published 6 months ago — by Ukrinform

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A major Russian gas pipeline near Vladivostok, supplying several military facilities, exploded and caught fire, with authorities restricting communications in the area. The incident, which also destroyed a water supply line, occurred on July 5, 2025, and is believed to impact military infrastructure along the Sea of Japan coastline.

Russia-China Gas Pipeline Deal Stalls Over Price Dispute

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Finance

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Negotiations between Russia and China over the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline have stalled due to disagreements on pricing and supply commitments. China demands prices similar to Russia's domestic rates and has only agreed to purchase a small portion of the pipeline's capacity. This impasse highlights Russia's increased financial dependence on China following its invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent decline in gas sales to Europe. Despite Russia's claims of an imminent agreement, significant obstacles remain.

"Iran's Main Gas Pipeline Targeted in Suspected Terrorist Attack"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News

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Explosions hit a natural gas pipeline in Iran, with an official attributing the blasts to "sabotage and terrorist action." The 790-mile pipeline runs from Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province to the Caspian Sea, and the attacks come amid heightened tensions in the Middle East. While details are scarce, previous attacks on oil pipelines in Iran have been linked to Arab separatists, and Iran's Oil Minister compared the recent attack to unclaimed assaults in 2011. The country has faced low-level separatist unrest and economic challenges, while also dealing with international sanctions over its nuclear program.

"Sabotage Strikes Iran's Main Gas Pipeline: Official Condemns 'Terrorist' Attack"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Reuters

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Iran's oil minister stated that two explosions along the country's main gas pipeline were caused by sabotage, with only villages near the damaged pipeline experiencing gas outages. This incident comes amid historical tensions and previous acts of sabotage in Iran, with authorities denying reports of widespread gas cuts. While such attacks are rare in Iran, this event raises concerns about potential security threats to the country's energy infrastructure.

"Challenges and Delays: Russia's Gas Pipeline to China Struggles with Construction and Pricing Issues"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Financial Times

Russia's ambitious gas mega-pipeline project to China has been hit by construction delays, potentially impacting the timeline for the delivery of natural gas to China. The delay is a setback for the energy cooperation between the two countries, as the pipeline was expected to strengthen their energy ties.