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21.08.26 - 10:33
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Houthis Claim Fourth Attack On Saudi Aramco Refineries This Month (ZeroHedge)
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Houthis Claim Fourth Attack On Saudi Aramco Refineries This Month
Yemen's Houthis, or the Ansar Allah movement, released a statement Thursday announcing new military operations against Saudi Arabia which targeted an Aramco facility and an airport in Najran province, saying that forces "carried out two military operations using two drones."
"The first targeted a sensitive target belonging to the Saudi enemy at Najran Airport, while the second targeted Aramco in Najran. Both operations successfully achieved their objectives, by God's grace," the Houthi statement declared.
LinkedIn/Reuters
Najran is a mid-sized city of around 400,000 and is located in southwest Saudi Arabia, bordering Saada province in northwest Yemen. The Saudis didn't immediately acknowledge the attack, or whether there's been damage or casualties from the launches has not been quickly forthcoming.
The Houthis are still complaining of Saudi airspace violations, while in the midst of a "siege f...
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19.08.26 - 14:06
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Saudis Offer To Sell Oil Near Oman, A Sign They′re Sailing Dark Through Hormuz (ZeroHedge)
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Saudis Offer To Sell Oil Near Oman, A Sign They're Sailing Dark Through Hormuz
Saudi Arabia spent weeks finding ways around the Strait of Hormuz. Now it is starting to send tankers straight back through it.
According to OilPrice.com, Saudi Aramco resumed crude loadings from its Ras Tanura and Juaymah terminals inside the strait last week, ending a three-week gap in activity at the ports, according to Kpler and Vortexa data cited by Reuters.
Three VLCCs -- Malaysia Prosperity, Algeria Prosperity and Singapore Prosperity -- each loaded roughly 2 million barrels between August 12 and August 16. Six more VLCCs could load Saudi crude from inside Hormuz later this month, provisional Kpler data showed.
The next round may involve Saudi Arabia's own ships. According to Bloomberg, Saudi Arabia is offering to sell oil from off the coast of Oman, a sign that the kingdom may be following the United Arab Emirates in shuttling more barrels through the Strait of Hormuz.
Saudi Aramco is offering cargoes o...
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