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Saudi Arabia has resumed crude oil loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu after the East-West pipeline, shut following drone strikes on September 10 or 11, returned to partial service in late September. Reports say at least 3.5 million barrels a day were flowing by late September, about half of the pipeline's 7 million barrel-a-day capacity, with full capacity estimated to take weeks. Nine tankers reportedly loaded about 12.5 million barrels since the restart. Accounts differ on the attacker: some attribute the strike to Ansar Allah or Houthi militants, others say drones were launched from Iraq. Reports say the pipeline bypasses the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping remains at risk during the Iran war, and that Saudi exports through Hormuz have risen. Oil prices were reported above $100 a barrel amid stalled US-Iran talks, with Brent around $106.72 in one report.
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