Saudi's oil supply to the world could be HALVED after drone strike

Saudi’s oil supply to the world could be cut in HALF as production of FIVE MILLION barrels is disrupted after Iran-backed militants launched drone strike on two processing plants

Drone attacks sparked fires at Aramco oil facilities in eastern Saudi Arabia today. Attacks took place at 4:00am at world's largest oil processing plant Abqaiq. The Saudi interior ministry said the fires have now been brought under control.

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