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Satellite imagery shows significant damage to a key oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia, which may take over a month to repair. The Saudi government has accused Iranian-backed militias of the strike, amidst increased Houthi attacks. Oil prices have surged, with estimates suggesting a reduction of 3.6 million barrels per day in supply due to the pipeline's closure.
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Satellite imagery shows significant damage to a key oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia, which may take over a month to repair. The Saudi government has accused Iranian-backed militias of the strike, amidst increased Houthi attacks. Oil prices have surged, with estimates suggesting a reduction of 3.6 million barrels per day in supply due to the pipeline's closure.
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