Factbox-Ukraine renews attacks on Russian energy sites - what has been hit?

Ukraine has intensified its attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, targeting key facilities that are crucial for energy production and distribution. This escalation is likely to impact the energy supply chain and could lead to increased volatility in global energy prices, as market participants reassess the risk associated with Russian energy exports. The primary assets exposed to this situation include crude oil and natural gas markets, where supply disruptions could trigger price spikes. Traders will be particularly attentive to any retaliatory measures from Russia or further developments in the conflict, especially as winter approaches and energy demand typically rises.

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