‘Exploding oil?!’ The Middle East is about to find out (opens original article in a new tab)

Middle Eastern oil producers are preparing to restart wells after being shut in during the war, facing potential challenges from pressure imbalances and equipment damage, though experts doubt major explosions or permanent damage will occur.

• Middle Eastern oil wells shut in during the war may face challenges when restarted due to pressure imbalances and potential damage.
• Trump's predictions of underground explosions were deemed unlikely by industry analysts, who stated serious damage almost certainly did not occur.
• Restarting production requires careful coordination to avoid well collapses and ensure consistent pressure across multiple wells.