Foreign media, citing sources, report ARAMCO has told at least two European refiners they will receive no Saudi crude allocations next month after a drone attack forced closure of a key pipeline to the Red Sea. The east‑west pipeline was shut following the strike; sources say partial flow could resume in days and full restoration may take up to six weeks. European refiners typically lift Saudi crude from Sidi Kerir on Egypt's Mediterranean coast via a pipeline linked to the Red Sea; the outage h

Foreign media, citing sources, report ARAMCO has told at least two European refiners they will receive no Saudi crude allocations next month after a drone attack forced closure of a key pipeline to the Red Sea. The east‑west pipeline was shut following the strike; sources say partial flow could resume in days and full restoration may take up to six weeks. European refiners typically lift Saudi crude from Sidi Kerir on Egypt's Mediterranean coast via a pipeline linked to the Red Sea; the outage has prompted panic buying — Poland's Orlen SA has issued more than 10 tenders since Friday seeking replacement supply.