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Fuel crisis in Saudi Arabia! These days, the Saudi regime is facing a serious crisis, the fuel crisis! By hitting refineries and fuel tanks in different areas of Hijaz, Al-Ahsa and Najd one after the other, a severe fuel crisis developed for the Saudi regime. Despite the extensive reserves prepared by the Saudi regime in recent years, the fact is that with repeated attacks by missiles and UAVs, the regime is facing a serious crisis today, so much so that it is said that the regime's airstrikes against Yemen had a great impact. After the destruction of the fuel tanks in Abha, Najran and Jizan and the removal of the activity of the Jizan refinery, which used to process 400,000 barrels of oil per day, the Hamis Moshit base actually faced a fuel crisis. On the other hand, by destroying three of the regime's seven refueling planes, the British and Americans took over the mission of refueling the fighters of the Saudi regime!! Although it is said that the jet fuel crisis is highest in Cyprus and many flights have been canceled, it is not clear how much the Saudi regime is willing to pay. The aggressive actions of the Yemeni army against the Saudi regime, especially the energy facilities, continue with intensity. It was even said that the alleged jet fuel crisis caused the Saudis to see the airport in Riyadh closed, because if it had been open, the fuel problem would have turned into a serious crisis. The number of flights from Jeddah to Dammam has also increased and the reason is the fuel crisis in Jeddah to the extent that it has caused planes to fill their tanks by landing in Dammam so that they can make one or two more domestic or regional flights.

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Fuel crisis in Saudi Arabia! These days, the Saudi regime is facing a serious crisis, the fuel crisis! By hitting refineries and fuel tanks in different areas of Hijaz, Al-Ahsa and Najd one after the other, a severe fuel crisis developed for the Saudi regime. Despite the extensive reserves prepared by the Saudi regime in recent years, the fact is that with repeated attacks by missiles and UAVs, the regime is facing a serious crisis today, so much so that it is said that the regime's airstrikes against Yemen had a great impact. After the destruction of the fuel tanks in Abha, Najran and Jizan and the removal of the activity of the Jizan refinery, which used to process 400,000 barrels of oil per day, the Hamis Moshit base actually faced a fuel crisis. On the other hand, by destroying three of the regime's seven refueling planes, the British and Americans took over the mission of refueling the fighters of the Saudi regime!! Although it is said that the jet fuel crisis is highest in Cyprus and many flights have been canceled, it is not clear how much the Saudi regime is willing to pay. The aggressive actions of the Yemeni army against the Saudi regime, especially the energy facilities, continue with intensity. It was even said that the alleged jet fuel crisis caused the Saudis to see the airport in Riyadh closed, because if it had been open, the fuel problem would have turned into a serious crisis. The number of flights from Jeddah to Dammam has also increased and the reason is the fuel crisis in Jeddah to the extent that it has caused planes to fill their tanks by landing in Dammam so that they can make one or two more domestic or regional flights.

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