Rio Tinto resumes exports of copper concentrate from its large Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia after a brief protest. Bloomberg reports that the company has restarted shipping following a short disruption, while another Bloomberg account says the protest was threatening deliveries of concentrate. That report cites a post from the company’s local subsidiary indicating that cargoes could be affected. Moneyweb also characterizes the interruption as short and states that exports are back underway. Across the coverage, the core event is a protest at the Oyu Tolgoi site that temporarily disrupts logistics for copper concentrate shipments, followed by a resumption of exports once operations restart. The reports do not provide detailed information on the size of the disruption, the duration beyond “short,” or specific shipment figures. The company’s actions indicate it is restoring cargo movement after the protest-related disruption.