[OPEC+ Warns of High Costs and Long Timeframes for Energy Facility Repairs, Impacting Supply] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on April 5, according to a draft statement seen by Reuters, the OPEC+ committee meeting held on Sunday expressed concerns over attacks on energy assets during the U.S.-Israel and Iran conflict, stating that repairing such facilities is costly and time-consuming, thereby affecting supply. The statement reads: 'The committee emphasizes that ensuring the security of international maritime routes is crucial to maintaining the uninterrupted flow of energy.' The statement also notes: 'The committee is concerned about attacks on energy infrastructure. Restoring damaged energy assets to full operational capacity is both costly and time-intensive, which impacts overall supply capabilities.'