Aramco

The two significant military operations were carried out using a large number of ballistic missiles and drones.

The first targeted the Saudi capital, Riyadh, and the second targeted Aramco in Yanbu.

And then it became clear that the Houthis were intent on going down the west coast of Yemen along by the Red Sea and they moved about 100 kilometers at lightning speed.

The Iran-backed Houthi rebels advance continues.

Saudi Arabia shut down its main east-west oil pipeline after a drone attack damaged pumping stations.

The disruption forced Saudi Aramco to cancel October crude shipments to European refiners, causing fresh concerns in global oil markets.

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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is increasing oil shipments from Gulf terminals, as the UK agrees to provide military support following attacks on the kingdom.

Saudi Aramco loaded about 14 million barrels of crude onto seven tankers on September 20.

Saudi oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz averaged 2.9 million barrels a day over the previous six days, up from 700,000 in August.

The increase follows drone attacks that shut Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is increasing oil shipments from Gulf terminals as the UK agrees to provide military support following attacks on the kingdom.

Saudi Aramco loaded about fourteen million barrels of crude onto seven tankers on September twentieth.

Saudi oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz averaged two-point-nine million barrels a day over the previous six days, up from seven hundred thousand in August.

The increase follows drone attacks that shut Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline.

Saudi Arabia is increasing oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz after drone attacks disrupted its east-west pipeline.

Saudi Aramco loaded about 14 million barrels of crude onto seven tankers on September 20.

Analysts say Saudi oil moving through Hormuz averaged 2.9 barrels a day over the previous six days, up from 700,000 in August.

The east-west pipeline was shut on September 13.

Saudi Arabia is increasing oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz after drone attacks disrupted its east-west pipeline.

Saudi Aramco loaded about 14 million barrels of crude onto seven tankers on September 20.

Analysts say Saudi oil moving through Hormuz averaged 2.9 barrels a day over the previous six days, up from 700,000 in August.

The east-west pipeline was shut on September 13.

Then, early yesterday morning, a massive plume of black smoke could be seen rising from a fuel depot near King Khalid International Airport, with flames appearing to come from storage tanks.

The Houthis claimed they struck sensitive sites in the capital and targeted Aramco facilities in Yambu.

where a key oil export terminal is located on the Red Sea.

The missile was said to have been intercepted by the Saudi-led coalition, which also thwarted additional attacks across other cities.

From there, the Saudis had been able to ship millions of barrels of oil to customers around the world.

Aramco has warned some European and Asian customers to expect delays or cancellations for September and October, the people said.

If partial pipeline flows aren't restored in the coming days, more crude shipments could be scrapped, they said.

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In the last week, there's been a lightning advance by the Iran-backed group, the Houthis, and it's extended the wider Middle East conflict to a new theater and further threatened global energy supplies.

Ain't that wonderful? Like we talked about on Saturday, Saudi Aramco, which is the largest oil company in the world, told Europe next month, yeah, kick rocks, we're not sending you any oil.

That's going to affect us.

It is a world global oil market.