How U S became hostage to Arab oil diplomacy
The piece chronicles late 1960s to early 1970s events as Arab oil nations tightened supplies, triggering price hikes and evolving control over oil firms. It highlights Libyan and Persian Gulf actions, OPEC negotiations, U S refinery constraints, and the 1973 embargo’s impact on American energy security.
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