Tankers carrying Saudi crude make U-turns in Red Sea, data shows - The Jerusalem Post
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Tankers carrying Saudi crude make U-turns in Red Sea, data shows - The Jerusalem Post.
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**Summary:** Multiple tankers transporting Saudi crude oil have made U-turns in the Red Sea due to a threat from Houthi militants. **Why It Matters:** This development underscores the ongoing tension between regional powers and highlights the potential for increased instability in the Middle East, potentially affecting global energy markets.
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