
The Russian President's press secretary pointed out instability in the Persian Gulf
Dmitry Peskov announced the loss of more than 4% of global oil supplies from markets due to the failure of oil pipelines in Saudi Arabia amid instability in the Persian Gulf.
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Oil pipelines in Saudi Arabia are out of service amid instability in the Persian Gulf.
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Dmitry Peskov pointed to the loss of a huge amount of oil from the world market amid instability in the Persian Gulf.
More than 4% of the world's oil supply was knocked out of world markets due to the failure of oil pipelines in Saudi Arabia.
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. Press Secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov pointed to the loss of a huge amount of oil from the world market amid instability in the Persian Gulf.

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