"Ukraine Drone Attacks Disrupt Russian Fuel Operations, Threaten Billions in Losses"

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Russian energy company Novatek is expected to resume large-scale operations at its Ust-Luga processing complex and Baltic Sea terminal within weeks after a suspected drone attack disrupted naphtha flows to Asia. The incident has led to rising naphtha prices and refining margins in Asia, with Novatek likely to export more gas condensate instead of high-margin fuel via other terminals. The company's revenues could be affected, and Russia's military and government agencies are taking necessary measures following the suspected Ukrainian drone attack.
- Operations at damaged Russian fuel complex seen resuming within weeks, say analysts Reuters.com
- Oil rises about 2% after suspected Ukraine drone attack on Russia fuel terminal CNBC
- Russia Blames Kyiv for Attack on Baltic Gas Terminal The Moscow Times
- Russia Stands to Lose Billions as Ukraine Drones Target Key Oil Hubs Newsweek
- Russian Novatek may take several weeks to recover from Ukrainian attack – Reuters Yahoo News
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