Kazakhstan Monitors CPC Exports After New Drone Attack on Oil Tanker

ALMATY – Kazakh Energy Ministry is closely monitoring operations at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) after another drone strike targeted an oil tanker loading Kazakh crude at the consortium's Black Sea marine terminal overnight on July 20, reported the Kazinform news agency. The attack came after CPC resumed loading operations following …

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