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    Russian seaborne diesel exports fell in August, data shows

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    Posted on September 2, 2025

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    Quick Summary

    Russian diesel exports fell 6% in August due to drone strikes affecting production. Novorossiisk exports dropped, while Primorsk saw an increase.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Drone Strikes on Diesel Exports
    • Export Trends from Key Ports
    • Major Importers of Russian Diesel

    Russian seaborne diesel exports fell in August, data shows

    Impact of Drone Strikes on Diesel Exports

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia's seaborne diesel and gasoil exports fell 6% on the month in August to about 3.1 million metric tons as damage from Ukrainian drone strikes hit production, data from market sources and LSEG showed.    

    Last month Ukraine intensified drone attacks on Russian oil facilities, targeting major refineries and oil depots mainly in southern and central Russia daily ahead of a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

    As a result, at least 17% of Russia's oil processing capacity, or 1.1 million barrels per day, was shut down in August, according to Reuters' calculations.

    Export Trends from Key Ports

    Diesel and gasoil loadings from the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk fell last month by around 12% from July to 0.83 million tons, shipping data showed.

    However, diesel exports via the Russian Baltic port of Primorsk, the country's biggest outlet for exports of ultra low-sulphur diesel (ULSD), rose in August 5.4% month-on-month to 1.33 million tons, as main fuel suppliers completed planned maintenance.

    Major Importers of Russian Diesel

    Turkey and Brazil remained the biggest importers of Russian diesel and gasoil last month, with Morocco, Tunisia and Senegal among the other main importers, according to LSEG data.

    (Reporting by Reuters in Moscow. Editing by Alexandra Hudson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russian diesel exports fell 6% in August.
    • •Drone strikes impacted oil production.
    • •Novorossiisk port exports dropped by 12%.
    • •Primorsk port exports rose by 5.4%.
    • •Turkey and Brazil are major importers.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russian seaborne diesel exports fell in August, data shows

    1What was the percentage drop in Russian diesel exports in August?

    Russian seaborne diesel and gasoil exports fell 6% in August to about 3.1 million metric tons.

    2What caused the decline in Russia's oil processing capacity?

    The decline was attributed to damage from Ukrainian drone strikes, which resulted in at least 17% of Russia's oil processing capacity being shut down.

    3Which port saw a decrease in diesel loadings in August?

    Diesel and gasoil loadings from the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk fell by around 12% from July to 0.83 million tons.

    4Which port experienced an increase in diesel exports?

    Exports via the Baltic port of Primorsk rose by 5.4% month-on-month to 1.33 million tons in August.

    5Who were the main importers of Russian diesel last month?

    Turkey and Brazil were the biggest importers, with Morocco, Tunisia, and Senegal also among the main importers.

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