Saudi Oil Production Severely Reduced After Pipeline Attack, Kuwait Blames Iran

Saudi Arabia's oil production has significantly decreased following an attack on a pump station along a strategic pipeline. Kuwait has blamed Iran for these attacks on key facilities, which occurred just before crucial negotiations in Pakistan.

10 Apr, 04:57 — 10 Apr, 04:57

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Kuwait blames Iran for drone strike, Iran denies responsibility

Kuwait is blaming ‘Iran and its proxies’ for a drone attack on Thursday night, while Iran has denied responsibility.

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First report: orf · 10 Apr, 04:33|Full coverage: 4 · 24m|Window: 24m

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orf10 Apr, 04:33First to report

Kuwait meldet „feindliche Drohnenangriffe“

aktuality-sk10 Apr, 04:33

Prímerie v ohrození: Kuvajt viní Irán z útokov na kľúčové objekty, zasiahnutý bol aj ropovod

die-presse10 Apr, 04:38

Ölproduktion in Saudiarabien massiv gesunken

Al Jazeera10 Apr, 04:57Latest update

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Saudi Oil Production Severely Reduced After Pipeline Attack, Kuwait Blames Iran

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Kuwait blames Iran for drone strike, Iran denies responsibility

Coverage Timeline

Kuwait meldet „feindliche Drohnenangriffe“

Prímerie v ohrození: Kuvajt viní Irán z útokov na kľúčové objekty, zasiahnutý bol aj ropovod

Ölproduktion in Saudiarabien massiv gesunken

Kuwait blames Iran for drone strike, Iran denies responsibility

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