Saudi Arabia’s oil exports via the Red Sea remain stable following a drone attack on a critical cross-country pipeline, according to Bloomberg Markets. The assault, which targeted the East-West pipeline, has not yet disrupted shipments from the kingdom’s key maritime terminals.

The pipeline, which transports crude from the eastern oil fields to the Red Sea port of Yanbu, is a vital artery for Saudi energy exports. The drone strike raised immediate concerns about potential supply disruptions, but authorities have managed to maintain operations without significant delays.

While exports are currently unaffected, the attack highlights vulnerabilities in Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure. The kingdom, the world’s largest oil exporter, has faced repeated threats to its facilities from regional tensions. For now, markets appear to be absorbing the news without major price spikes, but the incident underscores the fragility of global oil supply chains.