Rumors Say Saudi Crude Is Offline—Here’s What's Confirmed So Far
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The Saudi East-West oil pipeline may have been attacked, according to a report from the Dubai-based newspaper Gulf News. Satellite imagery and fire detection data point to a possible attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels, backed by Iran. According to Reuters, Houthi fighters took control of the Yemeni port of Mocha on Thursday.
Post on X examines the possibility of a Houthi strike – A smoke plume nearly 100 kilometers long was recorded southeast of Medina, without official confirmation so far
According to a report by Gulf News, Houthi rebels have struck in Saudi Arabia, targeting one of the most sensitive points of power.
The Husitas claim to have attacked the East-West pipeline in Saudi Arabia, as reported by Gulf News.
A series of fires occurred on the East-West strategic oil pipeline linking Saudi Arabia's eastern fields to the Red Sea ports, and according to Middle Eastern media, the attacks could have been carried out by Husites in response to the bombing of their installations in Yemen.
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