Just in: Fires and explosions in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, following a reported attack. They produce about 11% of the world oil supply.

REDDIT.COMApr 6, 11:54 PM UTC

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  • Reports of attacks on Jubail, Saudi Arabia, which produces 11% of global oil supply, are emerging. Attributed to retaliation for attacks on Iranian gas fields, this event could significantly disrupt oil supply, leading to higher energy prices and inflationary pressures. This geopolitical shock poses a bullish risk to energy stocks and a bearish risk to broader US equities due to potential economic slowdown from rising costs.
Just in: Fires and explosions in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, following a reported attack. They produce about 11% of the world oil supply.

You can see the videos at x (dot) com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2041279028728938778

Fires and explosions in Jubail, a major industrial and port city on the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia, located in the Eastern Province, following a reported attack. They produce about 11% of the world oil supply.

This was in retaliation on Israel intentionally bombing Iran's massive South Pars gas field, another oil infrastructure.

Fires and explosions in Jubail, a major industrial and port city on the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia, located in the Eastern Province, following a reported attack. They produce about 11% of the world oil supply.

Edit: Source directly from Iran. x (dot) com/IRMilitaryMedia/status/2041295801100448194

Edit: More source. https://www.wionews.com/world/watch-fire-erupts-in-saudi-arabia-s-al-jubail-industrial-area-after-iranian-missile-strike-1775519384563

For anyone wondering why it's not easy to get the sources... Know that Saudi is arresting anyone releasing these videos. They had arrested foreigners and put them into prison for any videos/messages showing Saudi in a bad light. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/27/world/middleeast/iran-war-videos-arrests-uae-gulf-states.html

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