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Saudi Arabia Ramps Up Oil Exports Via Hormuz
Source: youtube.com
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Saudi Arabia's September crude shipments rose to their highest level since the Iran war began after an attack on the East-West pipeline forced the kingdom to increase exports through the Strait of Hormuz. The rerouting highlights heightened vulnerability in critical oil-export infrastructure and shipping lanes, creating potential supply-disruption risk for global crude markets.
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