Two European refineries to lose Saudi Aramco oil shipments in October due to pipeline strikes
Saudi Aramco says it cannot supply two European refineries in October following Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline.

Two European refineries will receive no oil from Saudi Aramco in October due to strikes by Yemeni rebel movement Houthis on the Saudi East-West pipeline, according to TASS reporting of agency statements. Saudi Aramco attributed the supply disruption to damage from the attacks on the critical pipeline infrastructure.
The Houthis have conducted multiple attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure in recent years. The specific refineries and extent of supply impact were not detailed in the available reporting.
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