Russia’s Novorossiysk Resumed Crude Loadings After Days of Halt
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Russia's Novorossiysk oil port, the largest Russian oil port in the Black Sea, resumed crude oil loadings after a halt lasting several days. The disruption was caused by a period of bad weather and an increase in drone attacks in the vicinity. The resumption marks a return to normal operations at a key export terminal, which is important because disruptions at Novorossiysk can impact global oil supply and prices.
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Crude loadings halted for several days due to weather and drone attacks.
Russia's Novorossiysk oil port in the Black Sea resumed crude loadings.
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Russia's Novorossiysk oil port in the Black Sea resumed crude loadings.
Bloomberg- Crude loadings halted for several days due to weather and drone attacks.
- Resumption restores a key export route.
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Russia's Novorossiysk oil port in the Black Sea resumed crude loadings.
BloombergThe resumption followed several days of disruption caused by bad weather.
BloombergThere were increased drone attacks near the port during the disruption period.
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