Turkey calls unacceptable strikes on energy infrastructure

Turkey considers it necessary to ensure uninterrupted energy supplies in the Black Sea basin and calls for preventing attacks on energy infrastructure. This was stated on December 4 by the head of the Turkish Ministry of Energy, Alparslan Bayraktar, commenting on the attacks on tankers off the coast of Turkey in recent days, at a meeting with journalists in Istanbul.

"Today, we urge all parties <...> to prevent the involvement of energy infrastructure in this conflict, as it is closely linked to people's daily lives," TASS quoted the minister as saying.

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