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Saudi Aramco Profit Jumps Despite Damaging Attacks on Pipelines and Refineries

Saudi Aramco Profit Jumps Despite Damaging Attacks on Pipelines and Refineries
New York Times Tuesday 03 November 2026, 07:19 UTC By Lisa Friedman 1 min read
Key Points

In September drones hit Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, which stretches from the kingdom’s oil-producing Eastern Province to an export terminal on the Red Sea.

In September drones hit Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, which stretches from the kingdom’s oil-producing Eastern Province to an export terminal on the Red Sea.
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