Kazahstanul reia livrările de țiței prin Marea Neagră. Conducta CPC a fost deschisă, petrolierele sunt încărcate în Novorossiisk

Kazakhstan has resumed oil exports via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) after operations restarted at the Novorossiisk terminal. This decision follows U.S. advice to Ukraine to avoid targeting non-Russian tankers in the Black Sea. The resumption is crucial for Romania, which heavily relies on Kazakh oil. The CPC handles the majority of Kazakhstan's oil exports, and the recent drone attacks on tankers prompted a temporary halt in loading operations, leading to reduced production. Chevron, a key player in the region, has urged U.S. officials to protect its interests amid the ongoing conflict. Kazakhstan is exploring alternative export routes, but options are limited, raising concerns for Romania's fuel supply.