Russian seaborne crude oil exports have fallen to their lowest level since the end of April, signaling a significant disruption in supply. Ukrainian drone attacks and threats targeting Russian oil infrastructure are primarily responsible for this decline. The attacks have impacted Russia’s ability to maintain previous export volumes, creating uncertainty in global energy markets. Specifically, ports and tankers have become targets, leading to logistical challenges and increased risks for shipping companies. This reduction in exports could potentially influence global oil prices, although the extent of the impact remains to be seen. Further attacks and continued disruption could lead to more substantial shifts in the oil market dynamic. The situation highlights Ukraine's evolving strategy to target Russia’s economic resources.