Russian oil producers warn buyers about possible force majeure on oil supplies as Baltic ports face drone attacks, sources say

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This warning from Russian oil producers regarding potential force majeure on supplies underscores heightened geopolitical risks, particularly as drone attacks threaten Baltic ports. The likely market response could see increased volatility in oil prices and sectors tied to energy, as traders assess the implications for supply stability and potential sanctions or restrictions.

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