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Core Viewpoint - The oil prices have risen due to concerns over supply disruptions caused by a drone attack on oil fields in the Kurdistan region of Iraq and new EU sanctions targeting the Russian energy sector [1] Group 1: Supply Disruptions - The drone attack on the Kurdish oil fields has resulted in a daily production interruption of over 200,000 barrels [1] - The EU's new sanctions include a ban on the Nord Stream pipeline and a reduction in the oil price cap [1] Group 2: Market Conditions - Short-term fundamentals indicate that the market will be quite tight this quarter [1] - Despite OPEC+ gradually easing supply restrictions, recent contracts for crude oil and diesel remain in a spot premium state, indicating limited supply [1]