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Russia Admits Renewed Petrol Shortages After Recently Claiming Situation Was Stabilized

Russia Admits Renewed Petrol Shortages After Recently Claiming Situation Was Stabilized Russia has shut down one major refinery at Orsk, around 800 miles from the front line, for six months after it came under drone attack this week. It has also suffered more terminal outages due to continued attacks on a vital Black Sea energy port. "Crude oil exports from Russia's Sheskharis terminal at the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk were suspended on Friday following a ​drone attack, three sources familiar with the matter said, adding ‌to disruptions at one of...
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