Russia intends to ship record volumes of crude oil from its main western ports in June.
There has been a sharp increase in Russian crude oil exports due to Ukrainian strikes on refineries. Photo: Getty Images
Russia intends to ship record volumes of crude oil from its main western ports in June.
Source: Reuters, citing sources
Details: The increase in crude oil exports is largely due to the decline in Russia's refining capacity following Ukrainian attacks on its oil infrastructure.
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