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Caspian Pipeline Consortium oil loadings suspended after drone attacks on tankers, CPC says

Caspian Pipeline Consortium has suspended oil loadings following drone attacks on tankers in the Black Sea.

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The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) has halted oil loadings after drone strikes targeted tankers. Among the vessels affected was the Nordic Zenith, an Exxon-chartered oil tanker, which was attacked near a Black Sea terminal.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, and gCaptain emphasizes the suspension of operations. The Astana Times and EU Reporter highlight the Republic of Kazakhstan's condemnation of the attacks, while CGTN reports that no CPC employees or contractors were injured or killed.

Future developments depend on the status of the suspended loadings and official responses from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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Which vessel was targeted?

The Nordic Zenith, an Exxon-chartered oil tanker, was attacked.

Were there any casualties?

According to CGTN, there were no casualties or injuries among Caspian Pipeline Consortium employees and contractors.

How has Kazakhstan responded?

Kazakhstan has condemned the drone attacks on vessels carrying CPC oil.

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