After restarting the East-West pipeline, Saudi Arabia has resumed loading oil at the port of Yanbu in the Red Sea.

Saudi Arabia has resumed loading oil at the port of Yanbu in the Red Sea after restarting the East-West pipeline.

According to Reuters, based on commercial sources and shipping data, Aramco informed its customers on Monday evening about loading plans for next month from Yanbu. One of the Asian refineries loaded a cargo from this port late last week.

Flightradar tracker TankerTrackers wrote on X that satellite images from the European Space Agency of the Red Sea on 5 Mehr show that Saudi Arabia loaded nearly 10 million barrels of crude oil at Yanbu and another port.

On 20 Shahrivar, after drone attacks that it said were carried out by Iraqi militias, Saudi Arabia shut down this pipeline and stopped exports from Yanbu.