Russia’s Novorossiysk Resumed Crude Loadings After Days of Halt
Russia’s largest oil port, Novorossiysk, resumed crude oil loading after a disruption caused by bad weather and nearby drone attacks. The port is a key facility in the Black Sea for oil exports.
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