Saudi Arabia: East-West pipeline fully restored to pumping capacity

CAIRO, April 12 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said in a statement on Sunday that it had restored full oil pumping capacity through its East-West pipeline, which amounts to about seven million barrels per day.

The Energy Ministry stated that the energy facilities and pipelines damaged by the attacks during the Iran war have recovered and regained their operational capacity.

The official Saudi Press Agency quoted the ministry as announcing "the success of operational and technical efforts in restoring full pumping capacity through the East-West pipeline, amounting to about seven million barrels per day."


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