Drone Assaults Disrupt Baltic Sea Oil Exports Amid Middle Eastern Tensions
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At the beginning of the week, Ukrainian drone attacks partially put oil exports through these ports to a halt. How big is the damage to Russia? And how big is the global oil market?
As a result of the Iran war, the main focus is on the Strait of Hormus as a needle eye of the world's oil supply. After drone attacks, Russian oil exports to two central ports came to a halt, unclear for how long. What impact does this have on the global oil market?
Economic expert Raivo Vare said that the shutdown of Russia's oil ports of Primorsky and Ust-Luga following the Ukrainian attack will significantly affect the country's oil exports. He said that it could take several days for Primorsky to resume operations.
Reports say the incident could affect the logistics and revenues of Russian oil exports.
After the drone attack, Russia suspended the transshipment of oil at the ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga in the Leningrad region. Two key terminals in the Baltic Sea are temporarily out of service.
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