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Kazakhstan Cuts Oil Production Following Drone Strikes on Black Sea Tankers

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Kazakhstan has announced a reduction in its oil production following a series of drone strikes targeting commercial tankers. While reports indicate that recent attacks have occurred in both the Red Sea and the Black Sea, the production cuts follow specific accusations from Russia that Ukraine has targeted vessels off the southern Black Sea coast to disrupt global energy markets.

Simultaneously, tensions have escalated in the Red Sea after Houthi militants claimed responsibility for striking two Saudi Arabian-flagged vessels. In response to these incidents, President Trump has threatened military action against the Houthi militants, who are identified as Iranian allies. These combined geopolitical disruptions have contributed to a significant market reaction, driving the price of oil above $100 a barrel.

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