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Oil exports from Saudi Arabia have recommenced via its East-West pipeline, enabling crude to get to Red Sea loading facilities without transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The pipeline, capable of transporting 7 million barrels of crude each day, is back in operation after a drone attack caused damage to a pumping station.
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