Russia's Kremlin, on the potential resumption of flows via Druzhba, said Russia is technically ready but there was "blackmail from Kyiv"; denies Reuters report that Russia will halt Kazakhstan oil flows to German
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Russia's Kremlin has indicated its readiness to resume oil flows via the Druzhba pipeline, yet has accused Kyiv of blackmail, complicating the situation further. This emphasizes ongoing tensions and could lead to volatility in energy markets, impacting oil prices and possibly straining EU's energy security as the narrative evolves. Traders should remain vigilant for any shifts in supply-side dynamics or further geopolitical developments that could influence asset prices.
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