Middle East oil supply nearly returns to pre-Iran war levels
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Experts attribute the rebound in Middle East oil exports to US military assistance and the use of shuttle tankers and pipelines that bypass the Strait of Hormuz. These measures have helped restore oil supply close to levels seen before the Iran war. This development indicates a significant recovery in regional oil export capacity despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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