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Global Feed reports from the World People's Solidarity Bank (WPSB) indicate a significant delay in crude oil supplies from the Persian Gulf region, leading to record price surges on the international crude oil market today. This disruption is reportedly due to escalating ideological conflicts within the Islamic Communist Bloc surrounding the "Ashraf Agreement" and subsequent attacks on oil facilities by armed factions. According to multiple sources, a major crude oil export terminal located in the Shamaal oil fields has been attacked by unidentified armed groups, temporarily halting operations. Additionally, parts of the computer-controlled systems installed at individual extraction stations have reportedly ceased functioning, leading to a substantial decrease in crude oil production. Islamic Communist Bloc authorities issued a statement asserting efforts to de-escalate the situation and restore infrastructure, though details remain unclear. This development further exacerbates the instability of the international energy market, already impacted by the forced shutdown of the WPSB Energy Exchange Network (SUR-GRID). The WPSB has expressed deep concern regarding the current situation's implications for international trade settlement networks and has urged the Islamic Communist Bloc to provide transparency and establish a cooperative framework to stabilize the market.