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Kazakhstan continues oil supply via CPC pipeline in normal mode, IFX reports

Mar 24, 2025 7:51 AM

MOSCOW, March 24 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan is continuing to

supply oil via the CPC pipeline in normal mode, Interfax news

agency reported on Monday.

Earlier the Russian Defence Ministry said that Ukraine had

attempted a drone attack on the Kropotkinskaya pumping station

on the CPC pipeline in Russia's Krasnodar region on Monday.

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