Pipeline & LNG Status — Europe & Eurasia Supply Tracker
The pipelines and LNG routes that move oil and gas into Europe and across Eurasia — with route, capacity and a live status read from news monitoring.
Pipeline incidents
Two offshore lines under the Black Sea: one serves the Turkish market, the other supplies south-east Europe (Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary).
One of the world’s longest oil pipelines, splitting into a northern leg (Poland/Germany) and a southern leg (Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia).
The main gas link between Iran and Turkey; periodically interrupted by technical faults and winter demand disputes.
Qatar’s LNG cargoes reach Europe and Asia by sea via the Strait of Hormuz, making them sensitive to any Gulf disruption.
Carries Azerbaijani gas to Turkey and on to Italy — a key non-Russian supply line for south-east Europe.
A major Soviet-era gas route via Belarus and Poland; flows have been intermittent since 2022.
Why it matters
A pipeline offline is not the same as a pipeline destroyed. Contractual or political shut-ins can reverse in weeks; physical damage can take months or years. Straitwise reads pipeline status from continuous news monitoring while keeping the durable facts — route and capacity — from operator disclosures.