
Вооруженные силы Украины ударили по судну «Нефрит» в Черном море, которое ремонтировало причал Каспийского трубопроводного консорциума, частично принадлежащего Казахстану, что угрожает экспорту казахстанской нефти, сообщает Bloomberg.
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Каспийский трубопроводный консорциум экспортирует казахстанскую нефть через терминал в Черном море, что является важным маршрутом для энергетических поставок из региона.
Вооруженные силы Украины (ВСУ) ударили в Черном море по судну «Нефрит», ремонтировавшему причал Каспийского трубопроводного консорциума (КТК), который частично принадлежит Казахстану. Об этом сообщает Bloomberg.
«Украина атаковала небольшое служебное судно, участвовавшее в плановых ремонтных работах на ключевом нефтяном терминале КТК в Черном море (...). Этот объект имеет жизненно важное значение для экспорта нефти из Казахстана», — говорится в публикации.
Пресс-служба КТК отказалась комментировать сообщения об ударе по судну.
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КТК усилит меры безопасности вокруг своих объектов в Черном море
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Казахстан может потребовать объяснений от Украины через дипломатические каналы
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