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  1. Attacks in the Red Sea raise shipping risk while Black Sea attacks affect CPC operations, impacting Kazakhstan's oil exports amid Iran tensions.

CPC infrastructure in Novorossiysk handles 80% of Kazakhstan's oil exports, amid Red Sea supply concerns.

37 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 9
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CPC infrastructure in Novorossiysk handles 80% of Kazakhstan's oil exports, amid Red Sea supply concerns.

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Caspian Pipeline ConsortiumKazakhstanExxonMobil

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  1. Turkey is restricting commercial vessels accessing the Black Sea, impacting oil exports.1 source
  2. CPC infrastructure in Novorossiysk handles 80% of Kazakhstan's oil exports while Red Sea blockades raise supply concerns.1 source

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