ASTANA, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan said on Thursday

that it was adjusting down 2026 oil production plans amid major

damage from a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian Black Sea

terminal used by the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC).

Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov said its 2025 oil

production plan will be fulfilled.

The maintenance of single point mooring (SPM-3) of the CPC

terminal will be completed by December 15, though shipments via

the CPC are now seen declining this year to around 68 million

metric tons from previously expected 72 million tons, he said.