What people said 24 voices · best of 54 · verbatim

• C

  (Bloomberg) - Saudi Aramco told at least two oil refining customers in Europe that they will be allocated no crude oil next month after the kingdom’s key pipeline to the Red Sea was attacked, people informed of the decision said. @bloomberg.com

  carlquintanilla.bsky.socialBluesky6d ago845▲view on Bluesky ↗
• N

  I think "nationalist" is a bad term for a lot of people/parties we describe with it. Look at Donald Trump. He's spouting "America first". Sounds nationalistic, right? On paper, yeah. For the average voter who doesn't think too far, probably also yeah. But if you zoom out a little, and do the actual math, what are the USA's actual interests? Trump…

  Nagash24r/europe6d agoview on r/europe ↗
• M

  We now have more reporting that the Saudis are declaring Force Majeure on October deliveries in Europe, too: https:// financialpost.com/commodities/ energy/oil-gas/saudis-european-refiners-no-crude-next-month This was in earlier reporting too, but with fewer sources. I don't know how comprehensive it is, but it's there. # oil # OilPrice # fascism…

  moira@mastodon.murkworks.netMastodon6d agoview on Mastodon ↗
• U

  BREAKING: Saudis tell European refiners they’ll get no crude next month, per FP

  unusualwhales.bsky.socialBluesky6d ago162▲view on Bluesky ↗
• G

  So... Saudi Arabia is blocked from exporting through the sound of Hormuz. Because USA thought Iran would be an easy target. And Iran says that Saudi Arabia is complicit when USA are bombing them from Saudi soil. Saudi Arabia is now also getting blocked through the Bab al-Mamdab straight, because they have spent the last decade pointlessly making…

  gormhornborir/worldnews6d agoview on r/worldnews ↗
• M

  Europe's refiners will have to hunt for replacement crude in October after Saudi Aramco halted long-term contract shipments following a drone attack on the kingdom's East-West pipeline, Bloomberg reports. https:// meduza.io/en/news/2026/09/18/s…

  meduza_en@masto.aiMastodon6d agoview on Mastodon ↗
• F

  BREAKING: Saudi Arabia will supply NO crude oil to European refiners next month after a drone attack forced the shutdown of its key East-West pipeline, Bloomberg reports. The supply cut reportedly applies to all European customers with long-term contracts.

  faytuksnetwork.bsky.socialBluesky6d ago46▲view on Bluesky ↗
• W

  You know what, you’re right. It’s not practical to hold Israel to account for the 25,000 kids, let them carry on. And it most certainly is not worth it for us to hold America to account for blowing up 170 kids in a young children’s school. Let’s just stop worrying about accountability in general, let’s think about convenience and practicality. Let…

  WastelandOfConfusionr/europe6d agoview on r/europe ↗
• S

  Aggressive "accept" popup. Headline sufficient tho >> Saudi Aramco Halts Crude Oil Supply to European Refiners After Pipeline Attack - Bloomberg https://www. bloomberg.com/news/articles/20 26-09-18/saudis-tell-european-refiners-they-ll-get-no-crude-next-month

  shonin@c.imMastodon6d agoview on Mastodon ↗
• E

  Saudi pipeline shutdown threatens oil supplies to Europe and Asia

  euronews.comBluesky10d ago15▲view on Bluesky ↗
• F

  As if we have electricity production figured out to the extent needed for all the vehicles to be EVs... Solar and water projects delayed/undermined, nuclear banned in many countries, rivers running too dry to refill dam reservoirs, solar and wind still dependent on weather with zero urge to adopt energy storage solutions to bridge their gaps in…

  fruce_kir/europe5d agoview on r/europe ↗
• T

  🛢️ Investing: Saudi Aramco halts crude oil supply to European customers https://www. investing.com/news/economy-new s/saudi-aramco-halts-crude-oil-supply-to-european-customers-4907169 # energy # Europe # oil # SaudiArabia # SaudiAramco

  tokyo_0@mas.toMastodon6d agoview on Mastodon ↗
• E

  The pipeline shutdown has put pressure on Saudi oil supplies to Europe as further conflict in the region threatens shipping routes. Riyadh has yet to comment on reports that some refiners face delays until November.

  euronews.comBluesky8d ago9▲view on Bluesky ↗
• B

  Yanbu (the entry point for Petroline) got hit yesterday. All that we know is that distant photographs of smoke rising appeared online, so the assessment of the damage was sketchy. But it seems to have been quite an effective hit based on this news (assuming, of course, that the Saudis were being competent and truthful about the repair timeline in…

  BlatantConservativer/worldnews6d agoview on r/worldnews ↗
• B

  Saudi Arabia warns European refiners that they will not receive crude oil next month https://www. byteseu.com/2377534/ # Portugal

  byteseu@pubeurope.comMastodon6d agoview on Mastodon ↗
• F

  i can forgive voting for him once the first time around he said the right things and seemed like there might be some possibility of change for the better but he showed them what he was about and years leader of middling competence they decide to reelected him. The average American is as complicit as the average Russian at this point. Time to start…

  Fresh_Strain_9980r/europe6d agoview on r/europe ↗
• I

  You are upset at the IRGC for attacking the US allies in the region that support the war of aggression against Iran when it's literally Irans only hand to play in it's fight for survival against a superpower halfway across the world? Are you mad at Ukraine for attacking Russian ships delivering goods to other countries? It's literally the exact…

  IceteaAndCrispsr/europe5d agoview on r/europe ↗
• B

  I'm as leftist as they come. I just also realize we've never given a candidate the support they need to implement what we want, then bitch that they don't do it. Ya'll would elect Sanders with the current supreme court and congress then whine that he never got anything done. All while patting yourself on the back with both hands somehow.

  Black08Mustangr/worldnews6d agoview on r/worldnews ↗
• C

  Ukraine did something similar. Because they are slow flying drones, flying in swarms, it is waste to use expensive patriots or S-400 or something. But, using slow(ish) flying relatevly cheap (in comparison to jets, very cheap) ww2 plane... Yea, they used Yak-52

  CTPABA_KPABAr/europe6d agoview on r/europe ↗
• T

  What they should have done is the same thing they should have done before the bombing started. Hand over power to a democratic government rather than committing crimes against humanity to maintain an authoritarian theocratic regime. The school bombing is no excuse for drowning totally innocent sailors.

  Tetratheonr/europe6d agoview on r/europe ↗
• S

  They allowed it temporarily, and eventually shut it off. And also, the destination of that oil were countries that they relied on with their defense. It's not the same relationship we have with the Saudis. I'm not saying that's what happened. It's just much more probable that it could have happened.

  serpentar/europe6d agoview on r/europe ↗
• T

  You can't bomb countries because they're allies with someone who's attacking you. Any attacks must be in self defence. If they want to bomb the bases that's part of war, but drowning innocent sailors to cause a global economic crisis?? What the hell is wrong with you that you're excusing that.

  Tetratheonr/europe5d agoview on r/europe ↗
• P

  Around 4% to 6% of global oil is used as plastic feedstock. The other uses you mention are a much bigger deal. Large diesel trucks also aren't good candidates for electrification anytime soon.

  piltdown_manchildr/wallstreetbets6d agoview on r/wallstreetbets ↗
• S

  0,7 €/L for gasoline, and 0,5 €/L for diesel. These have not been changed for ages. Then there is the 25,5 % VAT (but thats on everything) that went up under this conservative government. Taxes been the same basically, but fuel prices has still gone up by 1 € under this government.

  SinisterCheeser/europe5d agoview on r/europe ↗