>So what's gonna habben to this page
The Mongolian yak hair underwater basket weaving forum?
I imagine once the yak hair runs out switch to horse hair
Lemme guess, you don't have a script writer and are just winging it?
Put a round bit on the top one and it can be used to warn people about falling down stairs
Other than that, congrats on re-inventing the fidget spinner
This bread's shill team"
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(they are missing at least one, budget cuts I guess)
Oil Prices Surge as Saudi Red Sea Loadings Halt, Libya Shuts Fields
By Robert Harvey, Marek Strzelecki and Jonathan Saul Reuters September 15, 2026
LONDON/WARSAW, Sept 15 (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia has cut oil shipments to Europe after drone attacks damaged its key export pipeline to the Red Sea, trade sources told Reuters, prompting top customers such as Poland to rush to seek alternatives as cargo prices topped $120 a barrel.
The attacks, which Saudi Arabia has blamed on Iraqi militia, forced the kingdom on Friday to shut its East-West desert oil pipeline, which has spared it from the worst of the impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz over the last six months.
Oil trading and shipping sources said on Tuesday that Saudi Arabia had informed European customers that some September-loading crude cargoes will be canceled and oil loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu had been suspended.
State oil company Saudi Aramco declined to comment.
The cut in Saudi flows through the Red Sea will prompt Saudi Arabia to try to export more oil via the Strait of Hormuz using so-called dark shipments similar to those already used by the United Arab Emirates and Iraq, trading sources said.
Such shipments have allowed Gulf oil producers to export 7 million to 9 million barrels per day, which is 30% to 40% of pre-war volumes.
The supply disruption supported oil prices, with Brent oil futures LCOc1 trading near $108 a barrel and cargo prices in Europe’s physical market even higher, with key benchmark dated Brent BFO- at around $122 per barrel, LSEG data showed.
Saudi Arabia loaded 22 million barrels of oil across 12 vessels at Ras Tanura/ Juaymah in the week of September 7 to 13, as opposed to 6 to 7 vessels per week for the prior three weeks, data from Vortexa showed.
Reuters could not immediately determine how many cargoes to Europe would be canceled or for how long Yanbu loadings would be suspended.
More:
https://gcaptain.com/oil-prices-surge-as-saudi-red-sea-loadings-halt-libya-shuts-fields/
Nope, it is necessary for people to see Canada, NYC, and Seattle wither and die from idiot policies
Normally I'd do the "there are none so blind as they who will not see" quote but since I know you are only a shill, and way out of your league here, I shall watch you struggle
Not arguing, stating observations, and having sensible chuckles at your antics
Your impotence is amusing, do continue