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Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline Attacked Again

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The Saudi Aramco East-West oil pipeline has been attacked again, with satellite images showing smoke extending for about 50 km from Pumping Station No. 2 east of Riyadh. This pipeline is Saudi Arabia's principal route for moving crude from its eastern oil fields to Yanbu on the Red Sea, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. The attack comes just as Aramco had restored the pipeline to more than 80% capacity after September attacks damaged three pumping stations and temporarily shut the entire system. The Yemeni armed forces have claimed responsibility for the attack.

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