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Saudi missile interceptions heighten concern over Red Sea oil routes

Houthi threats to Saudi shipments have prompted crude diversions that add about a month to voyages from Yanbu to East Asia, OilPrice.com reports.

Newsdesk13 October 20261 min readAggregated

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Saudi missile interceptions heighten concern over Red Sea oil routes

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