World & BusinessSaudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline reportedly restarts at a reduced pumping rate
A September 23 post promoting the WSOS token says full capacity could still be 6–8 weeks away after damage to three pumping stations.
TLDR
A September 23 promotional post from the WSOS token account says Saudi Arabia restarted its East-West oil pipeline at a reduced pumping rate. The account says the route can bypass the Strait of Hormuz and had moved roughly 4 million barrels a day before the shutdown, with full capacity potentially still 6–8 weeks away after damage to three pumping stations. It attributes falling oil prices to restored infrastructure access, rather than additional crude supply.
Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline reportedly restarts at a reduced pumping rate
A September 23 post promoting the WSOS token says full capacity could still be 6–8 weeks away after damage to three pumping stations.
TLDR
A September 23 promotional post from the WSOS token account says Saudi Arabia restarted its East-West oil pipeline at a reduced pumping rate. The account says the route can bypass the Strait of Hormuz and had moved roughly 4 million barrels a day before the shutdown, with full capacity potentially still 6–8 weeks away after damage to three pumping stations. It attributes falling oil prices to restored infrastructure access, rather than additional crude supply.