- Russia is exporting more crude than at any time since its 2022 invasion, as refinery damage pushes extra barrels onto the global market.
- Ukraine’s record attacks on Russian refineries and pumping stations have reduced processing and sent more crude out to sea.
- Middle East disruptions and eased U.S. restrictions have driven buyers — notably India — to take more Russian oil, lifting demand and prices.
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