The compressor turbine for Nord Stream 1 pipeline was sent to Germany on July 17 with a plane, according to the Russian Kommersant newspaper.

It will take another 5-7 days to bring the air compressive turbine, maintained by Siemens Energy, a Canadian branch of German Industrial Group Siemens, from Germany to Russia if the transportation and clearance process has no problems, Japan

The refund of the turbine for the Russian Portovaya air compressor station, the important part of the Nord Stream 1 pipe, recently attracted attention.

In early July, Canada granted a valid license and could be recovered to Siemens Energy for the company to hand over the repaired air turbine to Germany.

According to Kommersant, the turbine will be transported by ferry from Germany, then by road through Finland to Russia on July 24.

Nord Stream AG, Operating Company Nord Stream 1, Gazprom, Russian Energy Ministry has not responded to comments.

Pipeline belongs to Nord Stream 1 system in Lubmin, Germany, March 8.

Nord Stream 1 is the largest gas pipeline from Russia to Germany through the Baltic Sea, transporting about 55 billion cubic meters of gas per year.

Many European countries are concerned that Russia can extend the maintenance time to further tighten the supply of gas, disturbing the storage plan for the winter and pushing the gas crisis in the escalating area.

The pipeline is only paused for scheduling maintenance.

Russian gas transferred pipes for Europe.

President Zelensky said Ukrainians would never accept Canada's decision to return the air turbulence to Russia.

Russian Group Gazprom said it did not guarantee the operation of Nord Stream and did not know whether the turbine engine was returned after repair in Canada.