- Experts speaking to BBC Verify indicated that the pipeline closure could reduce oil supplies by as much as 3.6 million barrels per day.
- Associated Press reported sources as saying that the pipeline restoration would take three to five weeks, though an American official estimated it would resume transport quickly.
- Saudi Arabia reduced shipments to Europe following the attack, leaving buyers such as Poland scrambling for alternative sources as some physical cargoes neared $130 a barrel.
- Physical oil cargoes neared April's record, approaching $130 a barrel due to the Saudi disruptions.
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