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Houthi attacks threaten Saudi oil pipeline and Red Sea exports

Gulf states have condemned a drone attack on a Saudi oil pipeline, while reports say Houthi control of Mayyun is tightening pressure on Saudi export routes. The developments point to continuing threats against oil infrastructure and Red Sea shipping.

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Why it matters

Further pressure on Saudi pipelines and nearby shipping routes could disrupt regional energy exports and raise global oil-supply risks.

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  1. Houthi Rebut Mayun, Jalur Ekspor Minyak Arab Saudi Kian Tercekik ↗liputan6.com · Article published: Sep 12, 2026, 3:18 AM UTC

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