俄罗斯黑海港口石油出口11月因风暴和无人机袭击而下降

Core Insights - Russian oil exports from Novorossiysk port and CPC terminal decreased by approximately 1 million tons in November due to severe storms and recent drone attacks disrupting loading operations [1] - The planned loading volume for Ural, Siberian Light, and KEBCO crude oil at Novorossiysk was around 3.2 million tons, but actual exports were only about 2.5 million tons [1] - Delays in shipments of CPC blend crude oil were reported, with about 300,000 tons scheduled for two Suezmax tankers postponed to December [1] - The recent attacks on critical port infrastructure in the Black Sea have exacerbated Russia's export capacity limitations [1] - Russia's oil export plans for December are substantial, and the additional quantities delayed from November may lead to further postponements into January [1]