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Turkey Proposes Fuel Pipeline for NATO's Eastern Flank

Turkey has proposed the construction of a $1.2 billion fuel pipeline to bolster logistics for NATO's eastern flank. The proposed pipeline would run through Bulgaria to Romania, bypassing Greece.

16 May, 11:35 — 16 May, 11:35
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zerohedgeLow85d ago

Turkey Proposes $1.2B Fuel Pipeline To Reboot NATO's Eastern Flank Logistics

Turkey Proposes $1.2B Fuel Pipeline To Reboot NATO's Eastern Flank Logistics Just when it seemed as if the European energy landscape couldn't get any more fractured, Ankara is stepping up with a massive, off-grid proposal. Bloomberg reports Friday that Turkey has "proposed building a $1.2 billion (€1 billion) fuel pipeline for military use to help meet the energy needs of allies on NATO's eastern European flank, according to people familiar with the matter." "Following a push by...

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zerohedge16 May, 11:35First to report

Turkey Proposes $1.2B Fuel Pipeline To Reboot NATO's Eastern Flank Logistics

digi2416 May, 11:35

Turcia propune o conductă de combustibil către țările de pe flancul estic al NATO, până în România

dnevnik-bg16 May, 12:20

Турция предлага изграждането на военен тръбопровод към Румъния през България

iefimerida16 May, 12:46Latest update

Bloomberg: Η Τουρκία προτείνει αγωγό καυσίμων για την ανατολική πτέρυγα του ΝΑΤΟ -Μέσω Βουλγαρίας, θα παρακάμπτει την Ελλάδα

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