Middle East Oil Market Adapts with New Shuttle System Amid Conflict

A new shuttling system has emerged in the Middle East oil market to keep exports flowing despite the escalating regional conflict.

The complex and expensive process, which is reshaping the market, raises questions about whether it will become a long-term solution or just a temporary fix for the global energy market.

The conflict has disrupted traditional shipping routes, leading producers to find alternative methods to transport oil. The new system involves a costly shuttle process that seems to be working so far.