U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says a Saudi pipeline knocked offline by Iranian-backed drones will restart in
Wright: Saudi Pipeline Back in Days. Everyone Else Says Weeks.
Washington sells a rosy timeline. Riyadh sets your $105 oil.

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