Aramco cancels shipments, oil jumps
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Saudi Aramco canceled several September oil shipments to Europe after an attack damaged the East‑West pipeline, prompting reduced exports and keeping global prices above $100 a barrel.
Reposted by Dan Immergluck
This is a major escalation of the war. As yet unreported in most US corporate media. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis have attacked four cities in Saudi Arabia, wounding more than 70 people and setting oil installations ablaze in what appeared to be a significant expansion of the Middle East war.
Houthis strike Saudi Arabian cities in significant expansion of Middle East war
Riyadh says it will retaliate after overnight attacks by Iran-backed Yemen group on oil facilities wound more than 70
www.theguardian.com
September 15, 2026 at 11:14 PM
This is a major escalation of the war. As yet unreported in most US corporate media. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis have attacked four cities in Saudi Arabia, wounding more than 70 people and setting oil installations ablaze in what appeared to be a significant expansion of the Middle East war.
by Eric Jones
I was wondering why Trump refused to defend Saudi pipelines. Now it makes sense. Cause an oil shortage just in time for elections. Keep people away from the polls.
For people thinking, what's the big deal about the 4% cut in global oil production coming next week, that's the scale of the 1973 OPEC crisis and 1979 Iran war oil crisis. Each followed by a major recession.
Prices and supply are global. And global oil stocks are already gone. It's a calamity. 1/
Prices and supply are global. And global oil stocks are already gone. It's a calamity. 1/
September 15, 2026 at 10:53 PM
I was wondering why Trump refused to defend Saudi pipelines. Now it makes sense. Cause an oil shortage just in time for elections. Keep people away from the polls.
This is going to hurt and Trump will rightfully get the blame no matter how much he whines that it's not his fault
Some physical oil cargoes top $130 a barrel, nearing April's record, on Saudi disruptions reut.rs/4gXkqra
Some physical oil cargoes top $130 a barrel, nearing April's record, on Saudi disruptions
Prices for some physical oil cargoes in Europe have jumped to more than $130 a barrel on Tuesday, approaching record highs reached in April, as buyers rush to find alternatives to Middle East supplies facing increasing disruptions from intensifying conflict in the region.
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September 15, 2026 at 10:38 PM
This is going to hurt and Trump will rightfully get the blame no matter how much he whines that it's not his fault
Reposted by Michael D. McDonald
Some physical oil cargoes top $130 a barrel, nearing April's record, on Saudi disruptions reut.rs/4gXkqra
Some physical oil cargoes top $130 a barrel, nearing April's record, on Saudi disruptions
Prices for some physical oil cargoes in Europe have jumped to more than $130 a barrel on Tuesday, approaching record highs reached in April, as buyers rush to find alternatives to Middle East supplies facing increasing disruptions from intensifying conflict in the region.
reut.rs
September 15, 2026 at 10:30 PM
Some physical oil cargoes top $130 a barrel, nearing April's record, on Saudi disruptions reut.rs/4gXkqra
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From #Reuters: Saudi Arabia shuts down its East-West desert oil pipeline after drone attacks, oil goes above $120/barrel.
Some September-loading crude cargoes to Europe will be cancelled and oil loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu have been suspended.
www.reuters.com/business/ene...
From #Reuters: Saudi Arabia shuts down its East-West desert oil pipeline after drone attacks, oil goes above $120/barrel.
Some September-loading crude cargoes to Europe will be cancelled and oil loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu have been suspended.
www.reuters.com/business/ene...
Saudi cancels some oil cargoes after pipeline hit, top buyer chasing alternatives
Saudi Arabia has cut oil shipments to Europe after drone attacks damaged its key export pipeline to the Red Sea, trade sources told Reuters, prompting top customers such as Poland to rush to seek alt...
www.reuters.com
September 15, 2026 at 9:57 PM
#Politics
From #Reuters: Saudi Arabia shuts down its East-West desert oil pipeline after drone attacks, oil goes above $120/barrel.
Some September-loading crude cargoes to Europe will be cancelled and oil loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu have been suspended.
www.reuters.com/business/ene...
From #Reuters: Saudi Arabia shuts down its East-West desert oil pipeline after drone attacks, oil goes above $120/barrel.
Some September-loading crude cargoes to Europe will be cancelled and oil loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu have been suspended.
www.reuters.com/business/ene...
Reposted by Greg Linden
Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments out of Yanbu, a major Saudi port on the Red Sea.
If they can't get oil out via the Gulf (because Iran has blocked Hormuz) and they can't get oil out via the Red Sea, their economy—and by extension, domestic stability and international power—is in serious trouble.
If they can't get oil out via the Gulf (because Iran has blocked Hormuz) and they can't get oil out via the Red Sea, their economy—and by extension, domestic stability and international power—is in serious trouble.
Saudi Arabia Halts Yanbu Port Oil Shipments Following East-West Pipeline Attack
Drone strikes on Saudi Arabia's 1,200 km East-West Pipeline have forced a complete operational shutdown of the conduit, leading to the suspension of oil
www.sahi.com
September 15, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments out of Yanbu, a major Saudi port on the Red Sea.
If they can't get oil out via the Gulf (because Iran has blocked Hormuz) and they can't get oil out via the Red Sea, their economy—and by extension, domestic stability and international power—is in serious trouble.
If they can't get oil out via the Gulf (because Iran has blocked Hormuz) and they can't get oil out via the Red Sea, their economy—and by extension, domestic stability and international power—is in serious trouble.
Reposted by Holger Nehring
Saudi Arabia could face the biggest threat to its existence ever. With oil exports shuttered and no money coming in, it will be forced to sell treasuries for liquidity which the US will oppose because it will cause yields to spike. Thus, they could be pushed into a balance of payments crisis.
September 15, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Saudi Arabia could face the biggest threat to its existence ever. With oil exports shuttered and no money coming in, it will be forced to sell treasuries for liquidity which the US will oppose because it will cause yields to spike. Thus, they could be pushed into a balance of payments crisis.
There is a lot of uncertainty. I had done an estimate based on the IEA August oil report, but while speaking to @oovrebo.bsky.social @energiogklima.no the IEA September report dropped, changing from a 1.6mb/d to 2.5mb/d drop in oil. What happens next in the Middle East?
September 15, 2026 at 8:29 AM
There is a lot of uncertainty. I had done an estimate based on the IEA August oil report, but while speaking to @oovrebo.bsky.social @energiogklima.no the IEA September report dropped, changing from a 1.6mb/d to 2.5mb/d drop in oil. What happens next in the Middle East?