Trans-Arabian Pipeline Shut Down in Two Sections After Attacks
Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry reported that sections of the major oil pipeline were halted following attacks that left several people injured.
The Trans-Arabian Pipeline was shut down in two sections following attacks, according to a spokesman for Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry. Several people were injured in the incidents, the ministry said.
The pipeline is a critical oil transport route in the region. No additional details about the nature of the attacks or the extent of damage were immediately available.
Sources
- Trans-Arabian pipeline shut down in two sections following attacks — Energy Ministry — TASS (Russia)
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