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Russia’s key Baltic port resumes crude loading after attacks
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Russia’s key Baltic port of Ust-Luga resumed crude loading after days of disruptions amid multiple Ukrainian drone attacks in the region.
Key facts
- READ: Russia Baltic Crude Terminal Looks Undamaged in Satellite Images
- The Jewel, an Aframax-class vessel, started a cargo loading on Saturday, according to shipping information seen by Bloomberg News
- Russia’s key Baltic port of Ust-Luga resumed crude loading after days of disruptions amid multiple Ukrainian drone attacks in the region
- Russia’s oil-pipeline operator Transneft didn’t immediately respond to a request for a comment outside normal business hours
Summary
The Jewel, an Aframax-class vessel, started a cargo loading on Saturday, according to shipping information seen by Bloomberg News. Loadings at Ust-Luga, a key oil-export outlet in Russia’s west, stopped at the end of March as Ukraine stepped up attacks on energy infrastructure along the Baltic coast. Russia’s oil-pipeline operator Transneft didn’t immediately respond to a request for a comment outside normal business hours. Ukraine continues its attacks on Russia’s Baltic oil infrastructure, with facilities damaged in the port of Primorsk earlier on Sunday.