Saudi Aramco is targeting partial restoration of roughly half the East-West pipeline’s capacity within days after drone strikes from Iraqi militias damaged pumping stations and forced a precautionary shutdown on September 10-11. The 1,200 km Petroline, which had been moving 4-5 million barrels per day to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, faces repair estimates ranging from days for bypass work to six weeks for full operations. Brent crude has eased to around $102 per barrel as markets price in the shortened outage, while European buyers face delayed cargoes and Asian refiners absorb redirected volumes. Trader consensus on Polymarket reflects these timelines, with uncertainty centered on whether safety checks and bypasses allow meaningful flow before month-end. Key near-term catalysts include Aramco operational updates and any further security developments.