Simultaneous growth of oil exports and refining in Russia The growth of Russian oil exports, alongside the growth of refineries, paint a new picture of the state of the oil industry in the country; In this situation, the Ukrainian attacks on the Russian energy infrastructure were renewed. According to Bloomberg data, Russia's average marine oil exports in the four weeks ending November 1 reached 3.65 million barrels per day; A figure showing an increase compared to the previous period. However, renewed Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries could change Moscow's oil production and export equations again. Damage to refineries would normally push Russia to export more crude, but the cessation of attacks provides an opportunity to repair refineries and increase domestic processing capacity. But to what extent can the increase in Russian oil exports increase Moscow's income, and how will the new attacks in Ukraine affect the export route and the global oil market? The details of these developments provide a more accurate picture of Russia's new oil export map. Details of the report on the channel's global economy website.