Russia’s seaborne oil exports fall to three-month low as Moscow restructures logistics after new U.S. sanctions
Amid an emergency restructuring of logistics being carried out in response to U.S. sanctions, Russia’s seaborne crude oil exports have fallen to their lowest level in nearly three months, Kommersant reported , citing data from the Russian Center for Pricing Indices. According to the center, around 320,000 tons of oil were shipped daily from Russian ports during the week of Nov. 3-9 — the lowest level since mid-July, when the European Union introduced its 18th package of sanctions.