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Saudis Race to Restore Oil Output After Aramco Attacks (3)

U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo blames Iran for Saudi attack

Assault led to loss of about 5% of global oil supply

By?Nayla Razzouk?and?Javier Blas

(Bloomberg) –?

Saudi Arabia is racing to restore oil production after a brazen drone strike on a key Aramco facility slashed its output by half, or about 5% of world supply, an assault that the U.S. has blamed on Iran.

State energy producer?Saudi Aramco?lost about 5.7 million barrels per day of output after 10 unmanned aerial vehicles on Saturday struck the world’s biggest crude-processing facility in Abqaiq and the kingdom’s second-biggest oil field in Khurais, the company said.

Aramco would need weeks to restore full production capacity to a normal level, according to people familiar with the matter. The producer however can restore significant volume of oil production within days, they said. Aramco could consider declaring force majeure on some international shipments if the resumption of full capacity at Abqaiq takes weeks, they said.

The attack will likely rattle oil markets and cast a shadow on Aramco’s preparations for what could be the world’s biggest stake sale. It’s also set to escalate a showdown pitting Saudi Arabia and the U.S. against Iran, which backs proxy groups from Yemen to Iran and Lebanon.

The disruption is “quite significant,” Mele Kyari, chief executive officer of state producer Nigerian National Petroleum Corp., told Bloomberg Television on Sunday. “If it’s protracted it could be a big challenge for the oil markets.”

In Pictures: This Is Where Saudi Arabia Gets Its Oil

The attack is the biggest on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure since Iraq’s?Saddam Hussein?fired Scud missiles into the kingdom during the first Gulf War. The damage highlights the vulnerability of the Saudi industry that supplies 10% of the world’s crude oil. The kingdom’s benchmark stock index tumbled as much as 3.1% on Sunday in Riyadh.

Satellite image showing plumes of smoke rising from an Aramco facility in Abqaiq on Sept. 14.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attacks, but U.S. Secretary of State?Michael Pompeo?blamed Iran directly without offering evidence for that conclusion. Iran’s Foreign Ministry described Pompeo’s remarks as “blind and fruitless accusations.”

Mike Pompeo

Saudi oil facilities as well as foreign tankers in and around the Persian Gulf have been the target of several attacks over the past year. The escalation coincided with the President?Donald Trump’s decision to pull the U.S. out of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran an