SAUDI ARABIA HAS REOPENED ITS WESTERN OIL EXIT.
— Decode Conflict (@DecodeConflict) October 1, 2026
By September 29, tanker loading had resumed at Yanbu after flows restarted through the East–West Pipeline. Nearly ten million barrels were observed loading at Yanbu and nearby Al-Muajjiz.
The system moves Saudi crude across the… pic.twitter.com/3arWa91hjq
By September 29, tanker loading had resumed at Yanbu after flows restarted through the East–West Pipeline. Nearly ten million barrels were observed loading at Yanbu and nearby Al-Muajjiz.
The system moves Saudi crude across the kingdom to the Red Sea, reducing exposure to the Strait of Hormuz.
Decode Conflict Assessment: The region’s oil map is shifting from maritime chokepoints toward protected cross-country corridors.
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