ChainCatcher reported that a senior Iranian official said Tehran is planning attacks on oil export facilities in the Gulf region. The stated targets are Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu pipeline and the UAE’s Fujairah oil terminal. According to the official, the aim is to push up U.S. gasoline prices and affect the November midterm elections. The two facilities handle a combined roughly 5.5 million barrels of oil per day. No additional details were provided in the report.
ChainCatcher reported that a senior Iranian official said Tehran plans to attack oil export facilities in the Gulf region, with Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu pipeline and the UAE’s Fujairah oil terminal listed as targets.
The official said the goal is to raise U.S. gasoline prices and affect the November midterm elections. The two facilities handle a combined roughly 5.5 million barrels of oil per day.
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