New satellite images show the scale of destruction at vital Saudi oil facilities after a series of attacks on Saturday.

The images, provided by the US government to the Associated Press, show an estimated 17 impact sites at Saudi Aramco’s oil plant in Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, and two at the nearby Khurais oil field on Sunday.

The satellite image below shows the “stabilization area” of the Abqaiq facility. The area is where oil pumped out of the ground is treated to make it safe to move around the world in tankers.

Red boxes show five areas hit in the suspected drone attack, which the US believes involved 17 individual strikes.

This image provided on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019, by the U.S. government and DigitalGlobe and annotated by the source, shows damage to the infrastructure at Saudi Aramco's Abaqaiq oil processing facility in Buqyaq, Saudi Arabia. The drone attack Saturday on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq plant and its Khurais oil field led to the interruption of an estimated 5.7 million barrels of the kingdom's crude oil production per day, equivalent to more than 5% of the world's daily supply.

Foto: This image, provided Sunday by the US government and DigitalGlobe, shows damage to the infrastructure at Saudi Aramco's Abqaiq oil-processing facility in Buqyaq, Saudi Arabia.sourceAP

The Center for Strategic and International Studies told the AP that the stabilization area was full of "storage tanks and processing and compressor trains - which greatly increases the likelihood of a strike successfully disrupting or destroying its operations."

This second image shows the Khurais oil field, which is 61 miles west of the Abqaiq facility.

Saudi oil field attack

Foto: This image provided Sunday by the US government and DigitalGlobe and annotated by the source shows damage to the infrastructure at Saudi Aramco's Khurais oil field in Buqyaq, Saudi Arabia.sourceU.S. government/Digital Globe via AP

The below image is a zoomed-in view of one of the two damaged buildings in the oil field. Scorch marks from the fire appear to be visible alongside the burned-out building.

This image provided on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019, by the U.S. government and DigitalGlobe and annotated by the source, shows damage to the infrastructure at at Saudi Aramco's Kuirais oil field in Buqyaq, Saudi Arabia. The drone attack Saturday on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq plant and its Khurais oil field led to the interruption of an estimated 5.7 million barrels of the kingdom's crude oil production per day, equivalent to more than 5% of the world's daily supply. (U.S. government/Digital Globe via AP)

Foto: This image provided Sunday by the US government and DigitalGlobe shows damage to the infrastructure at the Khurais oil field.sourceAssociated Press

Estimates suggest 5.7 million barrels of crude oil production a day have been affected, equating to more than 5% of the world's daily supply, the AP reported. It was not immediately clear who was responsible for the attacks.

Oil prices on Monday spiked to their highest levels in six months, according to Reuters. Business Insider's Yusuf Khan reported that Brent crude prices spiked 20% before settling to 8% above previous levels.