Media: Saudi Aramco will supply full oil to Europe in November

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Saudi Aramco will supply full oil to European customers in November after the resumption of exports from the East-West pipeline.

In September, the East-West pipeline was hit by drones launched from Iraq.

The volume of oil passing through the pipeline reached 5.8 million barrels per day, more than 82% of its normal capacity.

MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil and gas company Saudi Aramco will supply full oil to European customers in November after the resumption of exports from the East-West pipeline, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.

The agency previously reported that Saudi Aramco notified some of its European clients that they would not be allocated oil in October following an attack on an oil pipeline.

“Saudi Aramco has told European refiners it will supply them with all the oil they have ordered in November after the kingdom's key interregional oil pipeline resumes operations,” Bloomberg writes.

According to agency sources, at least three European oil refineries said they would receive full volumes of oil next month. Saudi Arabia supplies Europe with an average of 700-800 thousand barrels of oil per day, Bloomberg notes.

In September, the East-West pipeline for exporting Saudi oil through ports on the Red Sea was hit by drones launched from Iraq. Iraqi authorities promised to investigate the incident and punish those responsible.