UAE Oil Exports Surge to 85% of Pre-War Levels, IEA Says

United Arab Emirates oil exports in early June reached approximately 85% of their pre-Iran war volume, according to a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). This recovery occurred prior to the interim peace deal between Washington and Tehran, with the UAE leveraging its pipeline infrastructure, storage facilities, and alternative shipping routes to achieve this rebound. The IEA's assessment indicates a swift restoration of export capacity, demonstrating the UAE's resilience in managing supply chains amidst geopolitical tensions. The report highlights the strategic importance of these alternative routes and storage capabilities in maintaining export levels even under challenging circumstances. This surge in exports suggests a robust operational capacity and a proactive approach by the UAE to ensure consistent oil flow to international markets.