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The Impact of the Abqaiq Attack on Saudi Energy Security

  • By Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
    Feb 27, 2006

    Khalid al-Rodhan, a visiting fellow at CSIS, has published an analysis of last week’s terrorist attack on a major Saudi oil facility in Abqaiq and what it means for world oil prices.

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    Burke Chair in Strategy, Burke Chair on Middle East Energy and Security, Burke Chair on Saudi Arabia and the Gulf
    Regions
    Middle East
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