Crude oil exports from the Russian terminals on the Black Sea were much lower in November than originally planned as bad weather and Ukrainian attacks on infrastructure have delayed loadings and departures, Reuters reported on Thursday, quoting sources in the industry. Both the port of Novorossiysk and the CPC terminal loading most of Kazakhstan’s crude have been hit by drone attacks in recent weeks, with damaged infrastructure delaying loadings of the Russian grades Urals and Siberian Light, as well as Kazakhstan Export Blend Crude…
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