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Kazakhstan Cuts Oil Production After Ukrainian Attacks on Russian Port
Kazakhstan has temporarily reduced its oil production following Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian Black Sea port facilities. The decision comes after strikes targeted tankers and infrastructure in the region.
23 Jul, 13:57 — 23 Jul, 14:46
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual1d ago
Kazakhstan Cuts Oil Production Following Drone Strikes on Black Sea Tankers
Russia has accused Ukraine of targeting oil tankers off its southern Black Sea coast to disrupt the global energy market.
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Kazakhstan temporarily cuts oil production after Ukrainian attacks on Russian Black Sea port
Kazakhstan has temporarily cut oil production after loading was suspended at the port of Novorossiysk in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai, the country’s Energy Ministry announced.
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First report: Moscow Times · 23 Jul, 13:57|Full coverage: 2 · 49m|Window: 49m
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