Attack on Saudi refinery

Society Pakistan & World Affairs
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The drone attack on Saudi refinery caused a big damage and approx 5% of Saudi oil reserves is damaged.

Immediately US held Iran responsible for that. But the data that is issued from investigation agencies show that the drone missile was fired from within Saudia.

And all this happened right after John bolton, notorious for anti-Islam and anti-Iran rhetorics was fired. Also keeping in mind that Pres Trump indicated talks with Iran just before the weekend.

Isnt it the same scenario as the case of WMDs were made against Iraq in 2003? We all know that the theory which proved out fake was produced by Israel.

Is Israel again upto something?

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I though the Houthi’s claimed they were responsible for it

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They had planned it all while holding this orb

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Just when you think people can’t stoop any lower…

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Any changes in oil prices? :hmmm:

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Its going to increase only. But in Pakistan its already on a high level as compared to rest of the world. Not sure how they regulate there

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i read a news report - they said there is slight change…but not much to the end cosnumer…you will feel the effects if the facilities are not functional within 6-8 weeks…if they don’t produce for longer than that…then there will be price hike

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**I can feel the coming bad days, though I hope this wont affect Saudi Arabia’s economy.
Saudi Arabia is one of the largest exporters of oil to the international market. This will be shocking news when you get to know that Saudi Arabia is planning to import oil to recover the damage. If it is true, Of course, it will be a temporary business strategy, to compete the market and their reputation.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/to-keep…il-11568885401**

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these and many incidents are just cause to buildup and create tension and wars in middle east, in 3-4 yrs they will be extremely tense situation
Arab countries getting isolated 1 by 1, by hard work of americans slowly sab to tabah kerdaingay ye loag