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Damage to Saudi pipeline threatens an alternative route around Hormuz

A Saudi oil pipeline intended to bypass the Strait of Hormuz is reported to be seriously damaged, while talks in Oman have been postponed. The damage threatens Saudi export capacity amid existing regional supply tensions.

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Loss of an alternative export route could intensify oil-market disruption if shipping through Hormuz remains constrained.

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