Saudi Arabia’s Oil Lifeline Has Been Hit — Now Two of the World’s Most Important Energy Routes Are Under Threat

  ABE NEWS | September 12, 2026 Saudi Arabia has spent decades preparing for a crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. The kingdom knew that concentrating so much of its oil-export infrastructure around one of the world’s narrowest and most politically sensitive waterways created an obvious vulnerability. If tankers could no longer move safely through…

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Two Saudi Oil Supertankers Hit in Strait of Hormuz — New Attacks Threaten the World’s Most Important Energy Route

  ABE NEWS | September 1, 2026 Two enormous oil tankers carrying millions of barrels of Saudi crude have been struck by unknown projectiles while attempting to leave the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz, marking another dangerous escalation around the waterway that sits at the centre of the world’s energy system. The attacks…

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Oil Prices Tumble as Iran and Oman Discuss Reopening the Strait of Hormuz — But the Crisis Isn’t Over

  ABE NEWS | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2026 Oil prices are falling sharply, global markets are breathing a little easier, and one of the most economically important waterways on Earth may finally be moving toward a partial reopening. But beneath Wednesday morning’s optimism lies a much more complicated reality: the Strait of Hormuz remains severely…

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