The slight recovery of Russia's downstream sector is being slowed down by new attacks against refineries.
Russia's crude oil refining runs jumped by nearly 80,000 barrels per day in July, as the country’s refining sector — the world’s third-largest by capacity — showed signs of recovery, with more refineries coming back from planned and unplanned maintenance caused by intense Ukrainian drone strikes.
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The domestic market remains on edge, even though some refineries are restarting after drone attacks.
Ukrainian drones are plunging ever deeper into Russian territory, knocking out more refining capacity and forcing Moscow to take…
Refineries have started to limp back into operation but remain vulnerable to fresh attacks by Ukrainian drones.
Russia's crude and condensate output rose in July, exceeding nine million barrels daily. Strong oil exports and refinery recovery…
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Russian refineries are expected to reduce oil processing in August to 4 million barrels per day, the result of unplanned repairs…
