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Detalles del acuerdo: - El régimen de Delcy Rodríguez le da a compañías privadas un acceso de 100 años a campos petroleros de Venezuela. - ⁠Se trata de 65 mil millones de barriles de petróleo. Son 17 pozos petroleros. Más del 20% de las reservas totales de Venezuela. - ⁠Los dueños del proyecto son el Gobierno de EEUU y operadores privados (Betancourt). EEUU tiene el 55%. - ⁠Se trata de la segunda mayor tenencia en el mundo de reservas petroleras por una entidad tras Saudi Aramco. #Venezuela #Petróleo #AcuerdoEnergético

The Houthi rebels of Yemen have declared that they attacked a Saudi airport and an Aramco oil facility, while the Iranian Revolutionary Guards have warned Saudi Arabia that it would not be able to contain their offensives, in a context of growing regional tensions following the collapse of a ceasefire in 2022. (translated)

The Houthis announced that they carried out a drone attack on an Aramco oil refinery in Saudi Arabia, targeting it in response to violations of Yemen's airspace, as tensions in the region escalate after the collapse of a ceasefire between the rebels and the government supported by Riyadh. (translated)

The Houthi rebels of Yemen announced that they carried out a drone attack on Aramco's facilities in Saudi Arabia, in retaliation for violations of their airspace by Saudi aircraft, however, there is no confirmation or information about damage from the Saudi authorities. (translated)

🚨 ATENCIÓN | Arabia Saudita habría CONGELADO el patrocinio a Aston Martin para 2027 💰 Al parecer, estaría previsto que el patrocinio de Aramco AUMENTASE todavía más y que incluso se uniese un tercer patrocinador ❌ La guerra en Irán lo ha PARALIZADO todo 📰 @MarcLimacher https://t.co/VCQ8EOcoqp #F1 #AstonMartin #Patrocinio

The Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen attacked a refinery of the Saudi Arabian company Aramco with two drones and stated that this attack was a response to violations of Yemeni airspace by Saudi Arabia, as tensions between both parties have recently increased again. (translated)

Saudi Arabia has built its power on oil for decades. Now it wants to make mining another pillar of the economy. The value of its mineral resources is estimated at $2.5 trillion, and the state-owned Ma’aden is set to become for this sector what Saudi Aramco is for the industry. (translated)

The Houthis announced a successful attack on the Aramco oil refinery in Jizan using a drone, which was a response to Saudi Arabia's actions in Yemen, and this occurred against the backdrop of the renewed conflict following the breakdown of the peace agreement in 2022. (translated)

Incêndio na refinaria saudita da Aramco em Jizan, após um ataque com drones realizado pelos terroristas Houthis do Iêmen, a filial do Irã no Mar Vermelho. Esse ataque ocorreu poucos dias após a Arábia Saudita assinar um pacto militar com a Turquia e o Paquistão que diz, textualmente, que "um ataque contra um é um ataque contra todos". #hojenomundomilitar #ArábiaSaudita #AtaqueTerrorista #Geopolítica

The Houthi movement in Yemen claims to have carried out a precise drone attack on Aramco's refinery in Jizan, which is said to be a response to Saudi drone incursions over northwestern Yemen, while Saudi Arabia's energy ministry confirms a fire at the facility without stating a cause or damage. (translated)

In the three months from the beginning of April to the end of June 2026, the eight largest oil companies, including Saudi Aramco, BP, and Shell, reported a record profit of nearly 93 billion dollars, which was a result of a sharp increase in oil prices caused by the conflict in the region and the heat waves that continue to deepen the climate crisis. (translated)

Oil giants like Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, and Saudi Aramco made over eighty billion dollars in profit together in the second quarter of 2026, partly as a result of conflicts in the Middle East leading to high oil prices and a tight market, while the conversation about sustainability barely comes up. (translated)

Saudi Aramco is significantly benefiting from the war between the USA and Iran. The world's largest oil company increased its adjusted profit in the second quarter by 33% to $33.4 billion, despite producing less oil than a year ago. The main reason was the sharp rise in oil prices following the closure of the Hormuz Strait. (translated)