Middle East tensions have boosted Russian crude oil exports, benefiting Russia’s economy.
Moscow: (Right Now News) Russian crude oil exports have surged significantly due to the warlike conditions between Iran and the US.
Russia earned 19 billion dollars in March, compared to 9.7 billion dollars in February.
According to the International Energy Agency, Russian crude oil exports increased from 320,000 barrels per day to 7.1 million barrels per day.
The rise in crude oil prices resulted in higher-than-expected revenue for Russia, positively impacting its economy.
It should be noted that ongoing tensions in the Middle East and increased global oil demand have contributed to the boost in Russian exports.















