Sharp decline in oil loadings at Yanbu Port and continuation of Aramco fires in Jizan

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Data from the maritime intelligence company “Windward” showed a sharp decline in crude oil loadings at the Saudi port of Yanbu, with thick smoke columns continuing to rise over Aramco facilities in Jizan, a scene reflecting the impact of the “siege-for-siege” equation imposed by Sana’a forces on the Saudi economy.

The maritime intelligence company “Windward,” relying on “Vortexa” data, revealed that crude oil loadings at the Saudi port of Yanbu have declined by about 40% since July 19, coinciding with the start of the Yemeni naval blockade on ships heading to Saudi ports.

In a parallel development, satellite images from the “NASA Worldview” application, affiliated with the US space agency, continue to detect the persistent rise of thick smoke clouds over Jizan city, resulting from fires burning at Aramco oil facilities, three days after the “escalation-for-escalation” operation carried out by Sana’a forces.

Sana’a forces had announced on Saturday the execution of two qualitative operations targeting Aramco facilities in Jizan and Yanbu, confirming direct hits.