Saudi Arabia Reroutes Oil Exports as Houthi Strikes Target Yanbu
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Saudi Arabia shut down its East-West oil pipeline following a drone attack in the Red Sea, halting oil exports from Yanbu port. Saudi Arabia has now improved supplies by increasing oil exports from its eastern ports in the Persian Gulf. Satellite and shipping data showed that seven large oil tankers loaded with 14 million barrels of oil.
The attacks by Yemen's east-west pipes, which forced Saudi Arabia to suspend oil supplies through the port of Yanbu, facilitated the resumption of Saudi exports through Ormuz.
Saudi Arabia Reroutes Oil Exports as Houthi Strikes Target Yanbu
Satellite images gathered by Bloomberg show supertankers with capacity for 14 million barrels at Saudi Arabia's Gulf export terminals over the weekend, the highest tanker count observed since at least June, according to data compiled from the European Union's Sentinel-2 satellite. Overall Hormuz traffic kept falling over the same weekend, nonetheless. Just a dozen commodity vessels crossed the strait, down from 35 a week earlier, and Thursday's …
Saudi Arabia continues to export high volumes of oil through the Ormuz Strait, on the basis of the redirection of flows to the terminals on the east coast. At the weekend, seven oil supertanks, with a cumulative capacity of approximately 14 million barrels, were simultaneously loaded at its Ras Tanura and JuÂaymah terminals in the Persian Gulf, while CENTCOM [...] Article Saudi Arabia accelerates its oil exports through the Ormuz Strait – CENTCO…
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