Pakistan's National Refinery says Darigwan site was attacked, security forces secure area, sweep is underway

The attack on Pakistan's National Refinery at the Darigwan site signals a potential escalation in regional security concerns, which could disrupt energy supplies.

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Given the refinery's role in the energy sector, any sustained conflict or instability in the area could impact oil prices and investor sentiment, particularly in energy markets.

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