Ukrainian Drones Hit Kazakhstan’s Main Oil Export Outlet in Russia
On February 17, seven unmanned aerial vehicles attacked the Kropotkinskaya pumping station in Russia, a crucial node in the 940-mile Caspian Pipeline Consortium that sends oil from Kazakhstan to the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk.
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Who flew a reconnaissance drone into Kazakhstan?Kazakhstan is finding itself caught up in the Russia-Ukraine war after an unidentified drone crashed in the Bokeyorda District of the West Kazakhstan region, not far from the Russian city of Volgograd ...
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Pak-Russia freight train on cardsPakistan Railways Freight Chief Executive Officer Sufiyan Sarfaraz Dogar has announced that an international freight train ...
Kazakhstan will seek contact with Ukraine in order to avoid any repeat of this week's Ukrainian drone strike in southern ...
A drone strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on an oil pumping station, through which Kazakh oil is supplied by Western ...
The world's ninth largest county, Kazakhstan is one of the fabled “5 Stans” of Central Asia but can easily stand on its own ...
Oil flow through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), a major route for supplying Kazakhstan and exporting to the global ...
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‘Unusually Public Crisis’: How a Plane Crash Is Driving Russia and Azerbaijan ApartRelations between Russia and Azerbaijan, whose leaders once showcased their exceptionally friendly relationship, have been ...
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