Ust-Luga, Russia's vital Baltic port for oil exports, has resumed crude loading operations after days of disruptions from multiple drone attacks in the region.
Russia's primary Baltic port Ust-Luga has restarted crude oil loading following several days of interruptions due to numerous drone attacks in the Baltic area. The port is essential for energy exports, and its resumption stabilizes shipments. Operations were halted temporarily but are now fully back online.
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