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Saudi Arabia has resumed crude loadings at the Yanbu terminal on the Red Sea after the East-West pipeline, shut after drone strikes around September 10-11, returned to partial service in late September. Reports differ on the pipeline's throughput: one says flows reached at least 3.5 million barrels a day, about half of its 7 million barrel-a-day capacity, while another says loadings at Yanbu stand near 2 million barrels a day. Tankers have loaded crude since the restart, and sources say full pipeline capacity could take several weeks to restore. Reports attribute the attacks to drones launched from Iraq or by Ansar Allah (Houthis); the reports do not agree on the source. The restart is expected to add to global supply and to ease pressure on oil prices, which were above $100 a barrel amid stalled US-Iran talks over the Strait of Hormuz. Shipping in the region remains at risk.
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