Saudi Oil Logistics Roiled Again by Houthis’ Red Sea Threat
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Shuttle Tankers Ship Saudi Oil To Asia Via Safer Northern Red Sea Route To Evade Houthi Attacks
Image for representation purposes only Shipowners are assisting Saudi Arabia in exporting its crude oil to global markets via a much safer northern Red Sea route, as Houthis continue to target its ships sailing via the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the south. State-owned Saudi Aramco has been using ports like the Sidi Kerir in the Mediterranean Sea for exporting oil after Houthis began to target ships which had loaded at the Red Sea export terminal at…
Greek shipowner's ships participate in Yanbu–Ain Sukhna shuttle trade – Flows through the northern Red Sea increased to 1.1 million barrels per day
So the U.S. is getting millions of barrels of oil out of Ormuz despite the threat of IranTrump is looking for Kim Jong-un, but he's responding with missiles: what's behind the new rapprochement between the U.S. and North Korea?It's not just the Strait of Ormuz anymore.As if there was no need for another point of tension in the Middle East, it's now the Houthis of Yemen, who have Iran's backing, who decided to impose a maritime embargo on Saudi A…
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