The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) has suspended crude oil shipments from its marine terminal near Novorossiysk after two additional tankers were struck by drones.
The consortium confirmed that the attacks caused no injuries to personnel or contractor staff and that no oil spill occurred, but the operational halt underscores the persistent security risks facing Black Sea energy exports.
This incident marks the latest in a series of targeted strikes on the terminal.
Over the past four days, four tankers loading crude at the facility have been hit by drones, according to earlier reports.
The repeated attacks have forced a de facto shutdown of loading operations, disrupting the flow of Caspian crude to global markets and increasing uncertainty for shipping operators in the region.
The suspension adds to broader concerns about the safety of maritime routes in the Black Sea.