Russia increases seaborne crude exports to highest level in over a month

9 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28

Shipments rose as Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian export ports subsided, while refineries at Tuapse and Yaroslavl were recently targeted.
Repeated strikes on refineries reduced domestic processing, making more crude available for export and boosting overall shipment volumes.
The shift in Ukrainian attacks from export terminals to refineries continues to influence Russia’s oil export dynamics and domestic fuel production.

How did Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries lead to a surge in Moscow's crude exports?

Is Ukraine's refinery strategy a long-term victory, despite the short-term surge in Russian exports?

How will Russia's crude export surge and refinery crisis impact global oil prices this summer?

With Russia's 'shadow fleet' moving more oil, are Western sanctions on its energy sector failing?

What is the environmental risk from Russia's aging 'shadow fleet' of oil tankers evading sanctions?

Why are India and China now purchasing 90% of Russia's seaborne crude oil exports?