A supertanker is moored at Saudi Arabia’s main oil export terminal inside the Persian Gulf, the first such sighting in almost a month, as the kingdom strives to maintain shipments after threats to its exports were extended to the Red Sea. A satellite image from the European Union’s Sentinel 2 orbiter, captured on Tuesday, shows a very large crude carrier, capable of loading about 2 million barrels of crude, moored at one of Ju’aymah’s single-point moorings, which form part of the giant Ras Tanura oil export complex. The last time a ship was seen there was in the middle of July, though satellite images aren’t available every day, so it’s possible vessels have called there since. #oott bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

A supertanker is moored at Saudi Arabia’s main oil export terminal inside the Persian Gulf, the first such sighting in almost a month, as the kingdom strives to maintain shipments after threats to its exports were extended to the Red Sea. A satellite image from the European Union’s Sentinel 2 orbiter, captured on Tuesday, shows a very large crude carrier, capable of loading about 2 million barrels of crude, moored at one of Ju’aymah’s single-point moorings, which form part of the giant Ras Tanura oil export complex. The last time a ship was seen there was in the middle of July, though satellite images aren’t available every day, so it’s possible vessels have called there since. #oott bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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