Saudi Aramco is set to restore half of its oil pipeline capacity after a recent attack by Houthi drones led to its shutdown. Oil shipments to Europe have been cut, prompting customers to seek alternatives. The Kingdom may consider dark shipments to maintain oil exports.
Saudi Aramco is set to restore half of its oil pipeline capacity after a recent attack by Houthi drones led to its shutdown. Oil shipments to Europe have been cut, prompting customers to seek alternatives. The Kingdom may consider dark shipments to maintain oil exports.
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Saudi Aramco is set to restore half of its oil pipeline capacity after a recent attack by Houthi drones led to its shutdown. Oil shipments to Europe have been cut, prompting customers to seek alternatives. The Kingdom may consider dark shipments to maintain oil exports.
