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Fuel supply pressures may ease as damaged energy facilities begin recovering. Iran plans to restore 70% to 80% of its refining and distribution capacity within one to two months after strikes hit key infrastructure, an oil ministry official said on April 12. Part of the Lavan refinery could restart in about 10 days as repairs continue.
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