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Saudi Arabia restarts crude oil loadings at Yanbu port

The restart follows a two week shutdown of Saudi Arabia's East-West onshore pipeline after drone attacks damaged pumping stations on September 10.

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Saudi Arabia has restarted crude oil loadings at the Yanbu port on the Red Sea after the East-West onshore pipeline resumed partial service, according to Reuters.

The outlet said the pipeline shutdown lasted two weeks, after drone attacks damaged pumping stations on September 10, according to Reuters citing vessel tracking data and trade sources.

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