Saudi Aramco Shuts 400,000-Bpd Refinery After Houthi Strike
Saudi Aramco shut down its 400,000 barrel-per-day Jazan refinery after a Houthi attack damaged critical infrastructure, including the Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle complex and tank farm. Repairs are expected by August 15, but the strike highlights ongoing regional security risks.
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