Hormuz tensions and Saudi pipeline closure deepen regional energy disruption
Iran and Oman reportedly agreed to notify regional countries about safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, while an Iraqi drone attack prompted the closure of a Saudi oil pipeline and crude prices rose above $100 per barrel. Reports also describe a Hormuz blockade, island seizure and suspension of the East-West pipeline.
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Why it matters
A major maritime chokepoint crisis combined with oil infrastructure disruption could sharply reduce energy flows and intensify global price and supply-chain pressures.
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