Russia says Ukraine “virtually destroys” key Sudzha gas station

Russia says Ukraine 'virtually destroys' gas infrastructure in Sudzha

Russia accused Ukraine on Friday of attacking its energy facilities despite a moratorium on such strikes, saying a gas infrastructure unit in the town of Sudzha had been destroyed and reserving the right to hit back against such attacks.

The Sudzha gas measuring station on the Russian-Ukrainian border was virtually destroyed after the Ukrainian army, according to preliminary information, struck it with HIMARS missiles at around 8:20 a.m. Central European Time, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Friday.

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Moscow on March 28 insisted it was adhering to a ceasefire on striking energy infrastructure, whilst simultaneously laying the groundwork for breaking it.Ukraine and Russia had announced a halt on energy strikes after consultations with the U.S. in Riyadh earlier this week. There have been no reported Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure since but Russia has accused Kyiv of targeting the Sudzha gas metering station, which used to b…

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Kremlin spokesperson Peskov asserted that Ukrainian attempts to attack energy facilities are a daily occurrence. On Friday, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Ukrainian forces attacked the gas metering station in Sudzha. RELATED: Ukraine Receives Revised Minerals Agreement From U.S. “Around 10:20 a.m. local time, the Kiev regime launched a double attack using HIMARS rockets against the Sudzha gas metering station,” Russian authorities…

“On 28 March, around 10h20 (local time), the Kiev regime launched a double attack, using HIMARS rockets, on the Sudzha gas metering station,” reports an official note from the Russian Ministry of Defense this Friday. READS ALSO Russia denounces Ukrainian attack on key energy infrastructure in Kursk According to the military message, the bombing caused a great fire at the energy facility and was virtually destroyed.This fact shows that the Ukrain…

On March 28, 2025, the Sudzha gas metering station (GVS) in the Kursk region of Russia, which until January 2025 was a key transit point for Russian gas to Europe, was again targeted. The Russian and Ukrainian sides have traditionally accused each other of involvement in the incident, which only deepens tensions in the already difficult relations between the countries amid the war.