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Escalating threats and potential retaliation against energy infrastructure among Gulf neighbors led to a protracted cease-fire.

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Escalating threats and potential retaliation against energy infrastructure among Gulf neighbors led to a protracted cease-fire.

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  1. Gulf conflict escalates with US strikes following ceasefire failure, prompting IEA discussions in Brussels.Sub-event
  2. Escalating threats against energy infrastructure in the Gulf led to a cease-fire.1 source

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