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    Russia attacks important Ukrainian gas compressor station, sources say

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    Posted on August 21, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Russia attacked a crucial Ukrainian gas compressor station, escalating strikes on energy infrastructure and impacting gas supply.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Energy
    • Details of the Recent Attack
    • Consequences for Gas Supply
    • Russia's Justification for Attacks

    Russia Strikes Key Gas Compressor Station in Eastern Ukraine

    Impact of Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Energy

    KYIV (Reuters) -Russia attacked a gas compressor station in eastern Ukraine that has an important role in pumping gas in storage facilities, two industry sources said on Thursday, part of an escalation of strikes against energy infrastructure.

    Details of the Recent Attack

    The Ukrainian energy ministry later said that one of the country's gas infrastructure facilities came under Russian attack overnight. It gave no more details, but said that the damage caused was being assessed.

    Consequences for Gas Supply

    "Yes, it affects gas injection," one of the sources said.

    Russia's Justification for Attacks

    The Russian defence ministry said that its forces had carried out strikes overnight on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, among other targets.

    Russia has stepped up attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities in recent weeks.

    On Tuesday, Ukraine's energy ministry said an overnight Russian attack had hit energy facilities in the central Ukrainian region of Poltava, causing large fires. Drones damaged a gas transport facility in the attack, it said.

    Earlier this month, Russia also attacked a gas pumping station in Ukraine's southern Odesa region used for importing LNG from the U.S. and Azerbaijan, undermining preparations for winter.

    Ukraine has faced a serious gas shortage since a series of devastating Russian missile strikes this year, which significantly reduced domestic production.

    Russia has repeatedly denied targeting civilians since launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than three years ago, but says infrastructure such as energy systems are legitimate targets because they help Ukraine's war effort.

    (Reporting by Pavel Polityuk, Editing by William Maclean, Aidan Lewis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russia attacked a key gas compressor station in eastern Ukraine.
    • •The attack is part of increased strikes on energy infrastructure.
    • •Ukrainian gas supply is affected, impacting storage capabilities.
    • •Russia claims energy systems are legitimate military targets.
    • •Ukraine faces a serious gas shortage due to ongoing strikes.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russia attacks important Ukrainian gas compressor station, sources say

    1What facility did Russia attack in Ukraine?

    Russia attacked a gas compressor station in eastern Ukraine that plays a crucial role in pumping gas into storage facilities.

    2How has Ukraine's energy infrastructure been affected recently?

    Ukraine has faced a serious gas shortage due to a series of devastating Russian missile strikes this year, which significantly reduced domestic production.

    3What did the Ukrainian energy ministry report?

    The Ukrainian energy ministry reported that one of the country's gas infrastructure facilities came under Russian attack overnight, with ongoing assessments of the damage.

    4What has been the trend in Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy facilities?

    Russia has stepped up attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities in recent weeks, targeting critical infrastructure to undermine Ukraine's energy capabilities.

    5What justification does Russia provide for its attacks?

    Russia claims that energy systems are legitimate targets in the conflict, asserting that it does not target civilians.

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