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Kazakh Oil Flows to Black Sea Forced to Stop as Tankers Hit

Kazakhstan is being forced to stop piping crude to its main export terminal on Russia’s Black Sea coast as a spate of attacks on tankers jeopardizes the landlocked Central Asian country’s exports.

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Kazakh Oil Flows to Black Sea Forced to Stop as Tankers Hit
Kazakhstan is being forced to stop piping crude to its main export terminal on Russia’s Black Sea coast as a spate of attacks on tankers jeopardizes the landlocked Central Asian country’s exports.
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