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Saudi Red Sea oil exports go dark as Houthi attack threat grows - Reuters

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Saudi Arabia has now shut down Red Sea shipments while Hormuz remains mined shut with 2,000 vessels stranded. The Kingdom is choosing to halt exports entirely rather than route them through a second war zone — a rational response when Houthi strikes are constant and insurance is unavailable. The math is straightforward: no Red Sea, no Hormuz, no alternative. The world's swing producer has gone offline not by choice but by siege.

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