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Saudi’s Yanbu port sees busy days despite Houthi threats; crude transits as oil tankers go dark

Yanbu has become a critical export hub for Saudi Arabia after the Iran war disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. To maintain crude exports, the kingdom has been transporting millions of barrels of oil each day via pipeline to the Red Sea port.

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