Ukrainian SBU Targets Russian Gas Terminal at Temryuk Port

The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) reported successfully striking a Russian gas terminal in Temryuk Port, located in southern Russia. This incident heightens geopolitical tensions, potentially impacting energy supply channels and contributing to volatility in global energy markets. The risk appetite for assets tied to Russia and Ukraine may be negatively affected, particularly in the energy sector, as traders reassess the stability of gas supplies from the region. Market participants will be closely watching for any retaliatory measures or further military actions, as well as upcoming energy supply data from Russia that could indicate the broader implications of this attack.

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