Saudi Arabia's East-West Oil Pipeline Targeted by Houthis; Satellite Images Show Huge Plume of Smoke
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Smoke seen near crucial Saudi oil pipeline as Houthi conflict escalates
Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline targeted by Houthis; satellite images show huge plume of smoke
The East-West Pipeline corridor, also called the Petroline, of Saudi Arabia was targeted by Houthi rebels of Yemen, with multiple satellite images confirming the strikes. However, Saudi Arabian authorities have not issued a statement so far.
Houthis hit Saudi East-West oil pipeline in Madinah desert: Reports
A possible Houthi strike on Saudi Arabia’s East-West crude oil pipeline has been reported in the desert southeast of Madinah, with satellite imagery showing a large smoke plume and fire-detection data indicating sustained thermal activity along the route. In a post on X on Friday, September 11, The Hormuz Letter said Sentinel-3 imagery showed a black smoke plume stretching nearly 100 kilometres across the desert southeast of Madinah, along the p…
The rebels in Yemen want to prevent the export of oil from Saudi Arabia through the Red Sea. This is where the alternative route to the Strait of Hormus runs, which blocks Iran.
The Huthi attack Saudi Arabia with rockets and drones. 73 people are injured, an oil pipeline burns and the Brent price rises to 105 dollars.
It is possible that there has been a strike by the Houthis of Yemen.
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