Key Points
- Allies of Iran have attacked an oil refinery owned by Aramco
- The attack was carried out on a refinery in Jazan, which processes 400,000 barrels of oil per day
- The attack has increased tensions in the region and raised concerns that oil prices may rise
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400,000 barrels
Allies of Iran have attacked an oil refinery owned by Aramco, one of Saudi Arabia's largest oil companies, in Jazan, which processes 400,000 barrels of oil per day.
The attack has increased tensions in the region and raised concerns that oil prices may rise. The attack has further escalated tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia. The details of the attack are not yet clear, but residents in the area have spoken of the panic that followed.
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