Kazakh Foreign Minister and Secretary of State Rubio Discuss Caspian Pipeline Security and Tokayev's Visit to U.S.
- On Monday, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium resumed oil loadings at its Novorossiysk terminal after drone attacks forced a temporary suspension of exports last week.
- Drone attacks blamed on Ukraine damaged the marine terminal and several tankers, disrupting an export route accounting for about 80% of Kazakhstan's crude flows.
- Brent crude futures fell below $90 a barrel on Monday as the resumption eased supply concerns for European refiners heavily reliant on these shipments.
- During a forum in Omsk on Saturday, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev cautiously weighed in on the Russia-Ukraine war while appearing alongside Vladimir Putin.
- Analysts warn the long-term outlook remains "uneasy and controversial," with potential risks of redirected oil flows and revenue losses if regional disruptions persist.
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Kazakhstan's oil export gateway shut again by Ukrainian drone attacks ...
Kazakhstan's main oil export terminal was closed on Thursday, for the third time in the month, suspending the loading of ships after Ukrainian drones reach two vessels at and near the Russian port of Novorossiyk. The Caspian Oil Pipeline Consortium (CPC), owner of the terminal and the oil pipeline that transports Kazakh oil through Russia to the Black Sea, made the announcement only two days after the resumption of oil loading on site, after a o…
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