Sources: Kazakhstan ' s oil production declined due to the closure of export terminals as a result of drone strikes

On 23 July, two industry sources indicated that the country's oil production had declined with the closure of the Black Sea terminal, Kazakhstan's main portal for crude oil exports, as a result of drone strikes. The decline in production was particularly marked in the Tyngis oilfield, the country's largest, which was led by Chevron. According to one source, the production of the oil field has been reduced by more than half, from an average of 925,000 barrels per day in July to about 406,000 barrels on Wednesday. According to the source, the total production of oil and gas condensed oil in Kazakhstan on Wednesday fell from an average of 2.07 million barrels per day in July to 1.63 million barrels。