WorldCrown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi Arabia Face Crisis Point as Key Oil Pipeline Shut for Weeks
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi Arabia face a crisis point after a key oil pipeline was shut for weeks.
Saudi pipeline closure is a brief interruption lasting days, energy secretary tells CNBCThe U.S. energy secretary told CNBC that Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline was closed after being damaged in a drone attack launched from Iraq. The closure is expected to be a brief interruption lasting days.
MAJORSatellite image reveals major damage that shut crucial oil pipelineSatellite imagery shows severe damage to a pumping station on Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline after last week’s strike. Experts say repairs could take four to six weeks, potentially cutting oil supplies by up to 3.6 million barrels a day and pushing prices higher. Saudi Arabia blamed Iranian-backed Iraqi militias, while Houthi attacks have also intensified.
Oil’s next test: Saudi Arabia races to restore a key safety valve for pricesAnalysts warn that oil prices could surge sharply if the pipeline stays offline longer than the estimated five-to-seven-day inventory cushion.
- What the closure of Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline could mean for oil flows
The war with Iran has pushed the world into an energy crisis. The closure of a Saudi oil pipeline after an attack could worsen the crisis and affect the movement of oil.
- What the closure of Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline could mean for oil flows
The war with Iran has plunged the world into an energy crisis. The crisis could worsen after an attack led to the closure of a Saudi Arabian oil pipeline, potentially disrupting the movement of oil.





































