Two additional oil tankers have been hit near the Black Sea CPC terminal by drones, according to sources; taking the total on Tuesday to four tankers

The recent drone attacks on oil tankers near the Black Sea CPC terminal raise significant concerns regarding regional stability and supply disruptions.

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With four tankers hit, we could see immediate implications for oil prices, particularly WTI, as markets react to heightened risk in this key shipping area. Watch for escalations in conflict or sanctions from affected parties, which could further impact global energy supply and prices.

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