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The unprecedented US and Israeli attack against Iran on Saturday has already surpassed previous strike-and-retaliation cycles as Tehran treats the conflict as an existential threat.

OPEC+ will consider the option of a larger supply increase when key members meet Sunday after the US and Israel launched an attack on Iran, according to two delegates.