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Houthi attack reportedly destroyed a Saudi Arabia East-West pipeline

A Houthi attack is reported to have destroyed part of Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline. Details on casualties, damage extent and operational disruption are not provided.

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Damage to a major oil transport route could threaten regional security and disrupt energy flows if operations are affected.

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  1. Apa Itu Jalur Pipa Timur-Barat Arab Saudi yang Dihancurkan Houthi? ↗international.sindonews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 7:47 PM UTC

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