After nearly four months, Saudi Arabia restarts its Gulf crude oil export terminal.

Data provided by professional institutions shows that Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) resumed operations at its oil export terminal on the Gulf side on the 26th, after nearly four months, and began loading ultra large oil tankers. Images taken by the European Union’s Copernicus Sentinel satellite system on the 26th reveal that the Tanura Point oil port in eastern Saudi Arabia has resumed operations: two ultra large oil tankers, each capable of carrying 2 million barrels of crude oil, are loading at the port, another tanker is waiting nearby, and a fourth tanker is headed towards the port. The tankers being loaded are operated by Bahri, the Saudi shipping company. (Xinhua News Agency)