u/Hour_Height_1778 ·
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· April 09, 2026 at 01:49
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\[Iran struck Saudi Arabia oil pipeline just hours after ceasefire\](https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/saudi-arabias-east-west-oil-pipeline-hit-iranian-attack-damage-being-assessed-2026-04-08/)
just hours after the ceasefire, Iran struck Saudi Arabia's backup oil pipeline which carries crude oil to the Red Sea Port of Yanbu.
It can carry a total of \\\~7 million barrels of crude oil per day (mbd). Personally, I think if this pipeline is seriously damaged, we could see short-term price spikes. (Reuters reported that there were no immediate detail of the impact of the damage)
What are y'all thoughts on this? Will oil go even higher? And what other trump cards does Iran have?
Seriously this whole situation is a mess, idk what's going on anymore.
It's only a matter of time in which America's middle east allies stop playing ball with Trump.