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Saudi Arabia says Aramco drone attacks 'unquestionably sponsored by Iran'

On display were parts of drones and missiles labeled as Iranian-made

Aramco back on track, attacks had zero impact on economy: Saudi minister

Saudi authorities are preparing to release what they say is evidence of Iranian involvement in the attacks

Oil may touch $100/barrel if Saudi fails to resume oil supply: Analysts

Industry sources have said it may take weeks to bring production fully online

India looks to Russia for crude after drone strike on Saudi oil facilities

Minister says volatility in international pricing a cause of concern for India

US readies response to Saudi oil attacks, says Iran likely to blame

US Secretary of Defense Mike Esper also singled out Iran as a regional destabilizing force, while stopping short of directly accusing Tehran over the strike

India looking to raise oil imports from Russia after Saudi attacks: Pradhan

Saudi Arabia is the world's biggest oil exporter, and the second-largest supplier of crude to India after Iraq

Which country can boost crude supply to offset the attack on Saudi Arabia?

The attacks cut Saudi production by 5.7 million barrels a day and officials at state oil company Saudi Aramco have become less optimistic on the pace of output recovery

Drone attack on Saudi oil facilities: Biggest disruption in three decades

The drone attack on Saudi Aramco's Abqaiq oil processing facilities on Saturday almost destroyed the plants

US locked & loaded to strike back: Trump after Saudi Aramco drone attacks

The Trump administration official pointed to the angle at which Saudi oil facilities were attacked, the numbers of points of impact

Iran was behind Saudi oil attack. Will there be more? Will Trump negotiate?

Yes, Iran Was Behind the Saudi Oil Attack. Now What?

Trump says US 'locked and loaded' to reply to Saudi oil attack; blames Iran

The Tehran-backed Huthi rebels in Yemen, where a Saudi-led coalition is bogged down in a five-year war, claimed Saturday's strikes on two plants owned by state energy giant Aramco

Saudi, Gulf stocks fall in first session after attacks on Aramco oil plants

Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC), the kingdom's biggest petrochemicals firm, was down 2.4%

US blames Iran for Saudi oil strikes, engaging in false diplomacy

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi group claimed credit for the attacks on two plants at the heart of Saudi Arabia's oil industry

Saudi prince's oil diplomacy makes mark at Opec+ meeting debut

The prince's labors this week are just the latest example of a career devoted to petroleum diplomacy

Saudi Arabia names Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman as new energy minister

Khalid al-Falih has been removed from his position

Saudi king names his son, an industry expert, as energy minister

Prince Abdulaziz, who most recently served as state minister for energy affairs, is widely seen as a capable and experienced technocrat

Saudis replace Aramco chairman with wealth fund boss ahead of IPO

Saudis Replace Aramco Chair With Wealth Fund Boss Before IPO

Saudi allows women to get passports, go abroad without male guardian's nod

The reform comes after high-profile attempts by women to escape alleged guardianship abuse despite a string of reforms by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

Tale of two oil buyers: Saudi crude exports to China soar, US loses out

With China grabbing more Saudi crude, flows to India, Japan and South Korea also appear to have declined last month

Big blow to Indians: Saudi Arabia may ban foreigners from hospitality jobs

As Saudi Arabia tries to develop its fledgling tourism industry, its also tackling citizen unemployment, which hit a high of nearly 13% last year