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Saudi crude tankers turn back as Houthis open new front in US-Iran war

Saudi crude tankers are reversing course in the Red Sea following Houthi warnings against ships calling at Saudi ports.

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Where it stands

Two tankers carrying Saudi crude made U-turns in the Red Sea after Houthi rebels warned that ships calling at Saudi ports may be targeted. In response to these shipping threats, Asian refiners are looking toward the Suez Canal to move Saudi oil. Saudi Arabia has officially condemned the blockade.

Coverage from Reuters and Bloomberg emphasizes the logistical shift in oil movement and the specific threats issued by Houthi rebels. Al Jazeera highlights the potential limits of Saudi strategic patience and the global impact of the blockade, while The Times of Israel reports on the tankers' U-turns. Attention is focused on whether the blockade persists and the reactions of international leaders.

According to The Times of Israel, Donald Trump has downplayed concerns over the Houthis blocking the Red Sea, stating there has been 'no problem' with them.

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What happened to the Saudi crude tankers?

Two tankers carrying Saudi crude made U-turns in the Red Sea following Houthi warnings.

How are Asian refiners responding to the shipping threats?

According to Reuters, Asian refiners are looking to the Suez Canal to move Saudi oil.

What is the Houthi rebels' stated target?

Houthi rebels have warned that ships calling at Saudi ports may be targeted.

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