TurkStream pipeline

Russia increases gas supplies to Europe as TurkStream runs at 92% capacity

Russian gas giant Gazprom’s supplies to Europe via the TurkStream pipeline rose 3% year over year in August to 51.9 million cubic meters per day, The Moscow Times reported on Sept. 3.

3 September, 02:19 PM

Gazprom's TurkStream gas exports to Europe fell 5.2% in July

Gas supplies to Europe from Russian energy monopoly Gazprom via the TurkStream undersea pipeline dropped 5.2% in July compared to the same month last year, slipping to 48.8 million cubic meters per day, The Moscow Times reported on August 3.

5 August, 11:39 AM

Gazprom cuts TurkStream gas flows to Europe as June shipments fall 24%

Russian gas monopoly Gazprom cut supplies to Europe through the TurkStream pipeline by 3.7% in June from June 2025, to 36.2 million cubic meters per day, and by 23.6% from May 2026, The Moscow Times reported.

2 July, 11:43 AM

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

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

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

Serbia refused to play ball on Hungary’s TurkStream gambit, expert says

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban hoped to blame Ukraine for a possibly staged sabotage attempt targeting the TurkStream gas pipeline, but Serbian authorities refused to take part, Ihor Semyvolos, director of the Association of Middle East Studies, told NV Radio on April 7.

8 April, 07:57 PM

Hungarian military deployed to guard TurkStream pipeline

Hungarian forces were deployed to improve security around the country’s section of the TurkStream gas pipeline after a supposed sabotage attempt in neighboring Serbia, Hungary’s Defense Ministry announced on April 6.

7 April, 02:23 AM

Orbán rushes to TurkStream after explosives found near pipeline on Serbia border

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited the Serbian-Hungarian border on April 6 to inspect the TurkStream gas pipeline after explosives were found near the route a day earlier, Telex reported. Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó also traveled to the border.

6 April, 02:23 PM

Serbia finds no Ukrainian link to explosives near TurkStream

Serbian security services said they had determined that Ukraine was not involved in planting explosives found near the TurkStream pipeline, Kurir reported on April 5.

6 April, 12:35 PM

Budapest accuses Ukraine of TurkStream pipeline attack

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó accused Ukraine of attacking the TurkStream natural gas pipeline, alleging it amounts to “a very gross attack on Hungary’s sovereignty,” Index.hu reported on April 2.

3 April, 03:11 AM

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

Russia plans to stage TurkStream pipeline sabotage to force EU sanctions relief

The Russian leadership has developed a comprehensive plan to return to the European energy market, involving government officials at all levels, Ukraine's Military Intelligence (HUR) said, Interfax-Ukraine reported on March 26.

27 March, 09:50 AM

Hungary escalates clash with Ukraine after Russian claims on TurkStream attack

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó accused Ukraine of carrying out an “attack on Hungary’s sovereignty” following Russian claims of alleged Ukrainian strikes on a compressor station linked to the TurkStream gas pipeline.

12 March, 12:35 PM

Moscow rushes to save its only remaining gas pipeline corridor to Europe

Russian state gas monopoly Gazprom is “in contact” with Turkish officials about extending contracts for the supply of Russian gas to Turkiye, Interfax-Russia wrote on Dec. 1.

2 December 2025, 12:39 PM

Orban–Putin talks focused on energy projects

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban met Nov. 28 with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to discuss hydrocarbon supplies, Russia’s war against Ukraine, and construction at Hungary’s Paks NPP, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in a Twitter post.

28 November 2025, 10:57 PM

Gazprom boosts TurkStream shipments to Europe

Gas deliveries by Russia’s gas monopoly Gazprom to Europe through the TurkStream pipeline rose in October compared with September by 8.7%, from 1.549 billion cubic meters to 1.683 billion cubic meters, Russian Interfax wrote on Nov. 1.

3 November 2025, 01:43 PM

Hungary, Gazprom’s largest EU client, seeks to start gas imports from Turkmenistan

Hungary, the largest remaining European Union customer of Russia’s Gazprom, wants to begin buying gas from Turkmenistan, The Moscow Times reported on Oct. 3.

3 October 2025, 02:46 PM

Russian state gas giant slashes supply to Europe via last remaining route

Russian gas monopoly Gazprom cut its gas deliveries to Europe through the TurkStream pipeline by 18.3% in June compared to May — from 46 million to 37.6 million cubic meters per day, The Moscow Times reported on July 2. That figure is also 4.8% lower than in June of last year.

2 July 2025, 12:30 PM

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