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Middle East oil pipeline disruption is causing surging Brent crude prices and affecting fuel costs.

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Middle East oil pipeline disruption is causing surging Brent crude prices and affecting fuel costs.

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  1. Pipeline attack forces oil rerouting via Persian Gulf, impacting fuel prices.1 source
  2. Pipeline disruption in the Middle East is driving up Brent crude prices and impacting fuel costs.1 source

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