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World · 24 July 2026

Drone attacks on energy sites are making global oil prices jump

Drone attacks on energy sites are making global oil prices jump

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Drone technology is changing warfare by making it easier and cheaper to disrupt energy supplies, affecting oil prices. Ukraine has used drones to strike Russian refineries, and Iran has targeted shipping and regional energy sites. Experts say energy networks now need different thinking, with more decentralisation and stronger military-industry cooperation.

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