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Kazakhstan cuts output at giant oil field after Ukrainian strike on Russian processing plant

Production of oil and gas condensate at Kazakhstan’s giant Karachaganak field has been limited after last week’s Ukrainian drone attack on Gazprom’s gas processing plant in Orenburg, Russia, Reuters reported on June 30.

30 June, 03:29 PM

Freedom of Russia Legion destroys $6 million worth of Gazprom facilities

The Freedom of Russia Legion destroyed six Gazprom gas distribution stations in Russia’s Moscow and Tver oblasts, causing more than $6 million in damage, the unit said in a press release on June 24.

24 June, 11:38 PM

Gazprom loses staff for first time since 2018 despite rising labor costs

The workforce of the Gazprom group shrank in 2025 for the first time in seven years, with a noticeable drop in university graduates choosing to work for the Russian monopolist, Interfax-Russia wrote on June 9.

9 June, 12:10 PM

Serbia extends its Russian gas supply contract for another three months

Serbia has secured its gas supplies from Russia's Gazprom for another three months until the end of September, Reuters reported on June 5.

5 June, 12:52 PM

Gazprom boosts Europe gas flows through TurkStream after Ukraine route closes

Russian gas monopoly Gazprom increased natural gas supplies to Europe through the TurkStream pipeline in May, with daily deliveries rising 3% from May 2025 to 47.4 million cubic meters and 15.6% from April 2026, The Moscow Times reported.

2 June, 02:21 PM

Türkiye in talks to renew major Russian gas pact

Türkiye is discussing the extension of natural gas supply agreements with Russia past 2026 as current contracts expire at the end of 2026, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar told Bloomberg on June 1.

2 June, 01:30 PM

Russia weighs export restrictions on diesel and jet fuel amid Ukrainian strikes

Russia is weighing limiting exports of diesel and jet fuel amid a decline in domestic production following Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy facilities, Bloomberg, citing Interfax, reported on May 26.

27 May, 09:02 AM

Gazprom puts its satellite production company and flight control center up for sale

Gazprom is planning to sell its satellite manufacturing subsidiary to a government program that consolidates space assets outside the state-owned Roscosmos, the Russian business newspaper Kommersant reported, citing its own sources.

26 May, 02:24 PM

Kazakhstan blocks Naftogaz bid to enforce $1.4 billion Gazprom award

Kazakhstan’s Justice Ministry will not help enforce the recovery of about $1.4 billion from Russia’s Gazprom under an arbitration award in Naftogaz’s case, Kazakh Justice Minister Erlan Sarsembayev said, Tengrinews.kz reported.

25 May, 03:05 PM

Gazprom’s debt burden forces dividend freeze despite $17.3 billion profit

Gazprom’s board of directors has recommended that shareholders approve no dividend payments for 2025, meaning Russia’s state-controlled gas monopoly is unlikely to send dividend revenue to state coffers, Interfax reported.

21 May, 01:45 PM

Kazakhstan court allows Naftogaz to collect $1.4 billion from Gazprom

Naftogaz has secured permission from a court in Kazakhstan to forcibly collect $1.4 billion from Russia’s Gazprom under an international arbitration ruling, Naftogaz Group CEO Serhii Koretskyi said, Liga reported.

21 May, 11:24 AM

Russia sharply increases gas exports to Türkiye

Türkiye increased pipeline gas imports in March by 28% year-on-year to 4.385 billion cubic meters, surpassing its highest monthly figure since the end of 2024, Interfax Russia reported.

19 May, 03:17 PM

Astrakhan gas plant stops production weeks after long-awaited restart — Reuters

Russian Gazprom gas processing plant in southern Astrakhan Oblast suspended motor fuel production following a fire caused by a Ukrainian drone strike on May 13, Reuters reported on May 14.

15 May, 02:39 PM

Russia prepares to launch new gas supply route to China

Russia is preparing to begin gas supplies to China through an additional Far Eastern route, Russia’s Interfax news agency reported, as Moscow seeks to expand energy exports to Asia on May 7.

7 May, 12:55 PM

Russian gas flows via TurkStream fall in April amid shifting exports

Russian gas deliveries to Europe via the TurkStream pipeline declined in April compared with both last year and the previous month, The Moscow Times reported on May 4.

4 May, 04:45 PM

Will Igor Sechin and Alexey Miller be held accountable for crimes against Ukrainian children

Russian state-owned energy giants were implicated in the deportation of Ukrainian children, with new research linking companies affiliated with Gazprom and Rosneft to the transfer and re-education of minors from occupied territories, raising fresh questions about corporate complicity in potential war crimes and genocide.

30 April, 07:45 PM

Gazprom boosts gas to Europe amid global supply disruptions

Russian energy giant Gazprom increased natural gas supplies to Europe via the TurkStream pipeline by 22% year over year in March, Reuters reported on April 1.

2 April, 10:37 AM

Yale report: Gazprom, Rosneft involved in deportations of 2,000 Ukrainian children

Russian state giants Gazprom and Rosneft helped transport and politically indoctrinate at least 2,158 Ukrainian children from territories under Russian occupation between 2022 and 2025, RFE/RL reported on March 25, citing the Yale School of Public Health.

26 March, 02:49 AM

Gazprom output falls in 2025, source cites weather

Gazprom produced 405 billion cubic meters of gas in 2025, a notable decline from the previous year, Russia’s Interfax news agency reported, citing a source familiar with the matter on March 23.

23 March, 03:18 PM

Gazprom posts tiny profit in 2025 after tax cuts

Russia’s Gazprom reported a net profit of 11.28 billion rubles ($140 million) for 2025, compared with a net loss of 1.08 trillion rubles ($13 billion) in 2024, Interfax reported on March 17.

17 March, 02:10 PM

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