NATO’s $27 billion fuel pipeline upgrade, designed to power military operations from Western Europe to the east and north, faces a major delay as Turkey stalls, demanding fast-tracking of its own projects amid the bulk of funding being allocated in the first five years. While most allies supported the initiative—especially eastern members eager for rapid deployment—Turkey’s holdup could push final approval to September, potentially pleasing Russia. Talks are ongoing, but with no official Turkish comment and NATO insisting the deal remains imminent, the future of this costly, decades-long infrastructure project hangs in the balance.
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