Saudi Arabia restores full capacity on East-West oil pipeline to 7 million bpd after attacks - Reuters

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Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy announced the success of operational restoration at full capacity through the East–West pipeline, reported state news agency SPA on Sunday.

Saudi Arabia has restored full oil pumping capacity through the East-West pipeline to about seven million barrels per day, following recent attacks that had disrupted operations.

Saudi Arabia has restored full oil pumping capacity through the East-West Pipeline to about seven million barrels per day, it said on April 12, days after providing an assessment of damage on its energy sector from attacks during the Iran conflict.

Saudi Arabia has restored full oil pumping capacity through the East-West pipeline, amounting to approximately seven million barrels per day, it said in a statement, AFP reports.

The Ministry of Energy in Saudi Arabia announced on Sunday the successful operational and technical efforts in restoring full pumping capacity through the East-West pipeline, amounting to about 7 million barrels per day, and restoring the affected quantities of Manifa oil field production, amounting to about 300,000 barrels per day, within a short period of time.