Israel’s sudden attack on Iran has threatened to disrupt oil supplies in the Middle East, placing the Opec+ cartel’s recent decision to increase crude production into the spotlight. The Saudi Arabia-led producer group has surprised the oil market this year by fast-tracking the return of idled production even as crude prices fell.

As Israel and Iran attack each other with missiles, Tel Aviv is targeting especially vital energy infrastructure of its arch enemy, including key oil and gas facilities. What impact does that have on the Iranian economy.