02.11.2026, 21:58

Transportation of Kazakh oil via Atyrau-Samara pipeline temporarily suspended due to drone attacks - Kazakh Energy Ministry

ASTANA. Nov 2 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Oil transportation via the Atyrau-Samara trunk oil pipeline was temporarily suspended on Monday, the official representative of the Kazakh Energy Ministry, Asel Serikpayeva, told Interfax.

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Transportation of Kazakh oil via Atyrau-Samara pipeline temporarily suspended due to drone attacks - Kazakh Energy Ministry

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