Kazakhstan says it has not stopped oil loadings from Russian ports - Ifx
ReutersJul 24, 2025 6:27 AM
MOSCOW, July 24 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's energy ministry said on Thursday that the country has not halted oil loadings via the Russian sea ports, Interfax news agency reported.
Two industry sources said on Wednesday that foreign tankers were being temporarily barred from loading at Russia's main Black Sea ports following new regulations, effectively blocking oil exports from Kazakhstan handled largely by a consortium partly owned by U.S. energy majors.
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