Gazprom says Ukraine increased attacks on Turkstream and Bluestream pipelines on 17-19th March; says all attacks were foiled

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Gazprom says Ukraine increased attacks on Turkstream and Bluestream pipelines on 17-19th March; says all attacks were foiled

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The reported increase in attacks on Gazprom's Turkstream and Bluestream pipelines underscores rising geopolitical tensions in the region. While the attacks were reportedly foiled, the occurrence could lead to increased volatility in energy prices and heighten concerns over supply security, particularly for European markets reliant on these supplies.

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