The assessment that the statement is likely true is based on strong, consistent, and direct evidence from multiple high-authority sources published after the OPEC+ meeting. The most definitive piece of evidence is the official press statement from OPEC's website, which is a direct primary source detailing the policy decisions from the meeting. This is strongly corroborated by several other sources. A YouTube video from Moneta Markets, a news report from Shafaq News, and a report from Energy Now all directly state that OPEC+ decided to maintain its policy by extending its current oil production cuts. Another post from The Guardian Nigeria, despite its lower authority as a social media source, reports the same outcome, adding to the consistency of the evidence. Extending existing cuts is a clear form of 'maintaining current output policy.' While some sources provided were speculative, as they were published before the meeting, or were less relevant due to their age or focus, none of the provided sources contradict the outcome. The complete lack of conflicting information combined with direct confirmation from the organization itself and multiple independent news reports results in a high-confidence assessment.