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Saudi Arabia Resumes Crude Oil Shipments at Yanbu After Pipeline Disruption

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Saudi Arabia has resumed crude oil loading operations at the Red Sea port of Yanbu following the partial restoration of the East-West pipeline, a strategic route for the country's oil exports.

The reactivation of this infrastructure will provide greater flexibility to international oil supply and facilitate the movement of barrels to global markets. This also strengthens Saudi Arabia's logistical capacity to respond to changes in energy demand.

The partial recovery of the East-West pipeline, which was affected by drone attacks in early September, has allowed for the gradual resumption of operations at the Red Sea terminals.

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