Saudi Arabia reroutes oil exports via Suez Canal after Persian Gulf threats

Saudi Arabia has been forced to repeatedly reroute its oil exports due to security threats in the region. After moving away from the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, the Saudis shifted to the Red Sea, and are now relying on the Suez Canal as a less dangerous but more logistically complex alternative. The repeated rerouting reflects mounting security risks along the Middle East's traditional oil shipping lanes.

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