Gas Flows Resilient Amid Attacks on Ukrainian Interconnector

Despite a Russian drone attack on the Orlovka interconnector in Ukraine, gas supplies continue uninterrupted. The attacked gas station in the Odesa region plays a vital role in importing LNG from the U.S. and Azerbaijan, crucial for winter preparation. The Transbalkan route remains central for gas dynamics in the region.

Gas supplies through the Orlovka interconnector in southern Ukraine persisted on Thursday despite an attack by Russian drones, according to Ukraine's gas transmission operator.

On Wednesday, Ukrainian officials reported that a gas pumping station in the Odesa region, which imports LNG from the U.S. and Azerbaijan, was targeted.

The Orlovka interconnector, part of a crucial route linking Greek LNG terminals to Ukraine through the Transbalkan pipeline, remains essential for importing gas from various sources, including Azerbaijan and potentially Bulgaria.