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Saudi Arabia restarts East-West Pipeline to resume crude exports via Yanbu
Saudi Arabia has reportedly restarted its East-West Pipeline, allowing crude oil exports to resume from the Red Sea port of Yanbu. Reuters cited three sources indicating that shipping operations could restart as early as today. Official Saudi confirmation of the resumption schedule has not been reported.
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The sources disagree.
Each position is reported as its publisher stated it. We do not reconcile them.
2 differing positions reported on attribution across 2 publishers; unresolved.
- newtalk沙國
- ltn葉門叛軍
3 differing positions reported on location across 3 publishers; unresolved.
- cna-tw紅海
- ltn中東
- newtalk輸油管道
WhereSaudi Arabia
23.750, 43.047 ±400 km
First reported32 days ago
Published2026-09-24 20:47 UTC
Occurred2026-09-22
Sources3
How this travelled.
Reports4Independent tellings3
3 independently corroborated tellings.
Corrections and updates
No published correction or update is recorded. This does not reconstruct changes made before correction records were kept.
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Global Event Monitor. Saudi Arabia restarts East-West Pipeline to resume crude exports via Yanbu. 2026-09-24T20:47:12.134Z. Status: published. urn:global-events-monitor:event:3250. https://global.eventmonitor.net/event/2026-09-24/3-2ee4240a
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