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Saudi Arabia has increased its use of Yanbu port since the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East.
Oil loading at Yanbu, Saudi Arabia's largest port on the Red Sea, has been suspended following an attack on the kingdom's oil pipeline, Reuters reported, citing sources.
Oil loading at the Saudi Red Sea port of Yanbu was suspended days after the world's largest oil exporter shut down its East-West oil pipeline.
Reuters also adds that Saudi Arabia has increased its use of the Yanbu port since the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East.

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