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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Hit Russia's Oil Revenues

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Ukrainian drone and missile strikes on Russian oil refineries have significantly hurt Moscow's processing capacity, analysts say. The strikes come as Kyiv and its allies aim to deprive Russia of a main source of revenue for funding its invasion of Ukraine. The attacks on refineries further to the north of Russia are also aimed at reducing Moscow's revenue from hydrocarbon exports.

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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Hit Russia's Oil Revenues

London — A recent series of Ukrainian drone and missile strikes targeting Russian oil refineries has significantly hurt Moscow’s processing capacity, according to analysts. The strikes, which come as Kyiv and its allies aim to deprive Russia of a main source of revenue for funding its invasion of Ukraine, have reduced Moscow’s overall oil processing capacity by 370,500 barrels per day, or 7% of its total output, according to calculations by Reut…

2 months ago·United States

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