France, Saudi Arabia weigh military options to protect Yanbu oil terminal, army chief says
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France, Saudi Arabia weigh military options to protect Yanbu oil terminal, army chief says
France, Saudi Arabia weigh military options to protect Yanbu oil terminal, army chief says France and Saudi Arabia are studying several options involving French military assets to help protect the Yanbu oil terminal, France's Armed Forces Chief of Staff, General Fabien Mandon, said on Thursday. "It's at the study phase at the moment with Saudi Arabia. We are examining different options to protect the Yanbu terminal, which has been attacked and …
Chief of the General Staff of the French Army: We continue to discuss options with Saudi Arabia, including military means, to protect the Yanbu oil terminal
Chief of the General Staff of the French Army: We continue to discuss options with Saudi Arabia, including military means, to protect the Yanbu oil terminal.
The Chief of Staff of the French Armed Forces announced that his country was still studying several options with Saudi Arabia to provide protection to the port of Peppe oil, indicating that some 2,000 French soldiers had been deployed to help protect the allies in the Gulf during the regional conflict.
France: Ready to help protect Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure against the Houthis editor03 Thu, 10/08/2026 - 20:47 A spokesman for the French Foreign Ministry expressed Paris's full solidarity with Riyadh, underlining the country's readiness to participate in the protection of critical facilities, such as the strategic East-West pipeline and infrastructure in the Yanbu region. Exclude from news feed Off Live Description Off
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