Saudi Aramco

A Saudi Aramco helicopter crashed near Ras Tanura, killing all 14 aboard, the state oil company says.

Saudi Aramco CEO Nasser: If the current disruptions continue at this rate, market will lose around 100 million barrels of oil every week the Strait remains closed.

Aramco's CEO Amin Nasser: Energy supply shock is the largest ever experienced

Tasnim: Iran says it is closely tracking U.S. force movements, viewing them either as pressure tactics in negotiations or preparation for a sudden strike.

Tehran warned that any attack would trigger retaliation against key energy targets, including Aramco facilities, Yanbu, and the Fujairah pipeline .

Hours after the ceasefire, Iran launched missile and drone strikes across the Gulf, targeting energy infrastructure and residential areas.

Kuwait: Drones hit oil facilities and three power and desalination plants, causing major damage.

Saudi Arabia: ARAMCO’s East-West Pipeline struck by drones.

UAE: Debris hit the Habshan gas complex, igniting fires and injuring three.

Bahrain: Shrapnel damaged homes in Sitra.

Qatar: Missiles and drones intercepted, details unspecified.

US officials say Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser will not attend the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston, pulling out due to the ongoing war with Iran.

Islamic Regime military spokesman:

"The Zionist regime in a false flag operation intends to attack ARAMCO oil facilities in Saudi Arabia".

@Dex702_ "Videos on social media, verified by reporters from WSJ and Storyful, show a large explosion near the Saudi Aramco refinery in Riyadh."