OPEC+ has agreed in principle to keep its planned pause on oil output increases for March when it meets later on Sunday, ⁠according to three delegates and a draft statement seen by Reuters, even after crude prices hit six-month highs on concern ‍the U.S. could launch a ‍military strike on OPEC ‍member Iran. The meeting of eight OPEC+ members comes as Brent crude closed near $70 a barrel on Friday, close to the six-month high of $71.89 reached on Thursday, despite speculation that a supply glut