Saudi Arabia considers expanding oil pipeline to Red Sea, sources say — a move that could reshape Gulf crude export routes and bypass Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. Arabia
Saudi Arabia is considering expanding an oil pipeline to the Red Sea, according to sources.
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