Slovakia says that as of 2AM CET, Druzhba flows have resumed, oil deliveries are currently proceeding in line with the agreed plan

Slovakia's announcement of resumed Druzhba pipeline flows suggests a stabilization in oil supply, which could alleviate concerns about energy disruptions in the region.

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Given the significance of Druzhba as a key conduit for oil, this development may support WTI prices and impact broader commodity markets as traders adjust their positions based on supply stability.

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