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Kazakhstan Cuts Gas Output after Drone Strike on Russian Processing Plant

Kazakhstan has slashed by a quarter natural gas production at the huge Karachaganak oil and gas field after Ukraine earlier this week hit with drones a Russian plant processing part of the gas, Kazakhstan’s Energy Minister Yerlan…

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Kazakhstan has reduced its natural gas output at the Karachaganak oil and gas field by a quarter following a drone strike on a Russian processing plant. The cutback is a direct response to the attack, which was carried out by Ukraine earlier in the week. Kazakhstan's Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov stated that the country has naturally reduced the amount of gas it takes in from the field. Gas supply to Kazakhstan itself has not been disrupted, according to the minister.

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