Saudi East-West pipeline to reopen in days, says US energy secretary
TL;DR
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright says Saudi Arabia’s East-West crude pipeline outage will be brief and “measured in days,” but satellite imagery shows damage at a pumping station that could take months to repair; the disruption has prompted exports to shift toward Hormuz and helped push oil prices higher.
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