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Ukrainian attacks push Russian oil output 10% below target in May, IEA says
Recent Ukrainian assaults on Russian oil installations are severely curtailing production levels. Last month saw a notable decline in crude oil extraction. These targeted actions seek to undermine Russia's financing for the ongoing conflict. While production may be down, oil exports have surprisingly held steady. In response, Russia is now focusing its efforts on ensuring domestic energy needs are met.
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oilprice.com
Ukraine’s New Refinery Tactic Is Fueling Russia’s Gasoline Crisis | OilPrice.com
Ukraine’s increasingly sophisticated drone campaign is targeting critical refinery equipment and repeatedly striking the same facilities, causing fuel shortages and mounting…
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ukrinform.net
Ukraine says long-range strikes cause fuel crisis in Russia, cutting 30% of refining capacity
Ukraine’s General Staff has presented figures on the degradation of Russia’s military-economic capabilities, claiming that long-range strikes by Ukrainian forces have…
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tass.com
Russian oil exports total 7.35 mln bpd in May, revenues fall to $20.79 bln — IEA
Russian crude oil exports increased by 170,000 bpd in May, while exports of petroleum products fell by 150,000 bpd
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Ukrainian attacks push Russian oil output 10% below target in May, IEA says
Recent Ukrainian assaults on Russian oil installations are severely curtailing production levels. Last month saw a notable decline in crude oil extraction. These targeted actions…
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pravda.com.ua
Russia falls 10% short of oil production target after Ukrainian attacks
Russia's crude oil production fell to 8.7 million barrels per day, 10% below target levels. The IEA has lowered its forecast for the year.