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Three permanent systems went up while the fee was waived.

The fallback was supposed to work, not create a second trap.

The filling season is already half over.

Chile's output fell 13.8% in one month.

The conflict restarted before a single barrel came back.

Washington got zero tons in May. Europe got 28% more.

It drains six times faster than it fills, and the crisis just restarted.

Half the refining fleet is offline and repairs keep failing.

Energy and debt costs are climbing the same balance sheet.

The weakest borrowers hold the largest share of the wall.

The biggest buyer just found a reason to stay home.

Two years of silence are ending all at once.