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Russian Oil Stuck at Sea Booms as Tanker Logjams in Asia Expand

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A significant increase in Russian oil stuck at sea has been observed, with a 50% surge since August, indicating potential supply chain disruptions and market volatility.

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The amount of Russian oil on the water has swelled by almost 50% since the end of August

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 23, 2025.
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