The number of vessels moving between Iran and the UAE has returned to pre-war levels after shipping resumed across the Arabian Gulf. Data from research company Kpler shows that 51 container ships made the crossing in the 29-day period between June 27 and July 25, five times as many as …
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Yanbu attacks expose Saudi oil export vulnerability
Iranian-backed Houthi strikes over the weekend on Saudi Arabia‘s Yanbu Red Sea terminal and the Jazan refinery matter less for the damage inflicted than for what they reveal: the vulnerability of the kingdom’s oil export safety valve, analysts told AGBI. While there is no evidence of shipment disruption, experts say …
Read More »Beryllium on radar: how Kazakhstani industry has become indispensable for the Russian military
President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on July 25 at a meeting with Vladimir Putin offered him to stop the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russian military plants buy in Kazakhstan all the ceramics made of beryllium, indispensable for military radars, The Insider found out. Exports of products from this chemical compound …
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