Saudi Arabia Restores Oil Pipeline Capacity to 7 Million Barrels Daily

Saudi Arabia has restored the operational capacity of its major east-west oil pipelines to approximately 7 million barrels per day. The Saudi Energy Ministry announced in a statement released through state news agency SPA on April 12 that key energy facilities and pipelines affected by attacks have regained their operational capabilities. The ministry also noted that production at the Manifa field has recovered, though full restoration of Qais field's output capacity continues.

Crypto Briefing reported on April 12 that the pipeline recovery could ease geopolitical tensions surrounding oil market stability and supply security.