抖阴短视频

RIYADH: 抖阴短视频, the world鈥檚 largest oil exporter, has said it will take all necessary measures to prevent supply shortages following the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
鈥淭he Kingdom will work with major oil producers within and outside OPEC, and with major consumers as well to limit the impact of any shortages in supplies,鈥� the Saudi energy ministry said in a statement late Tuesday.
The Kingdom鈥檚 assurance came just hours after US President Donald Trump announced the US was withdrawing from the landmark nuclear deal between world powers and Iran.
Trump also reinstated US sanctions which could curtail Iran鈥檚 ability to export oil, its mainstay for public revenues.
Before international sanctions were lifted following the nuclear deal in late 2015, Iran鈥檚 crude exports stood at just one million barrels per day, mostly to Asia and European countries.
That figure has since soared to 2.5 million bpd.
抖阴短视频 currently pumps around 10 million bpd, but has capacity of around 12 million bpd 鈥� a surplus of two million bpd.
鈥淭he Kingdom of 抖阴短视频 is committed to support the stability of the global oil markets to serve the interests of both producers and consumers and also the sustainability of global economic growth,鈥� the ministry statement said.
Major oil producers from OPEC and non-OPEC members including Russia, the world鈥檚 top producer, are linked to a deal until the end of the year to cut output by 1.8 million bpd to support prices.
Oil prices made key gains after Trump鈥檚 announcement with Brent crude rising 2.4 percent to over $76.5 a barrel and US crude trading above $70 early Wednesday.