@r2reports: Saudi Arabia’s main oil route around Hormuz is burning, and analysts still disagree over whether the fires came from an attack or emergency flaring. The kingdom has been using the East-West pipeline to bypass Iran’s disruption of Hormuz. Iran-backed Houthis have now advanced to the entrance of the Red Sea, putting pressure on Saudi Arabia’s other export route. With both chokepoints under strain, the risk to global oil markets is rising. #SaudiArabia #Iran #IranWar #Houthis #Oil #Hormuz #RedSea #Yemen

prem :

I know why and I not nobody

coffee in us :

"If I go down, you all go down with me"

Ingram :

it's completely fine, such nonsense

Faraz Mirza :

i cnt help but wndr if they want to destroy economies based on oil force switch world to EVs, lowering oil demand massively and profitting EV manufacturers

Jonsmith :

robertnagle705 :

Nobody knows why lol 😂

Prince Ada :

i wish to see that saudi Arabia collapse because they are the same people finding all this terrorist in africa

R2Reports :

UPDATE: After reports that Saudi Arabia’s East–West pipeline was struck, Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry says the pipeline has been shut down as a precaution. Specialist teams are now inspecting the system and working to ensure the pipeline is safe.