Fire at two Saudia Arabia oil sites caused by attack of 10 drones

[ATCclears]

Saudi Arabia: Aramco contains fire at oil sites after militia attack

The fires began after the sites were 'targeted by drones', the Interior Ministry said

gulfnews.com

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[clearconscience]

Iran must have figured N Korea went soft so they will start being the bully on the block publicly.

 

[41mag]

surely they can't believe they are the only ones with $ for drones???

 

[Flatfish]

OMG!

Folks in the sandbox are fighting over money or religion
. There's something new.

 

[arakboss]

$100 oil? Buy energy stocks they have been beat down lately. If this is a new trend of using drones to destroy oil capacity, prices of american energy company stocks could rebound. Drones are getting cheap now.

 

[ATCclears]

$100 oil? Buy energy stocks they have been beat down lately. If this is a new trend of using drones to destroy oil capacity, prices of american energy company stocks could rebound. Drones are getting cheap now.

Your observation may be correct. The WSJ is now reporting there is a large, forced shutdown there.

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[arakboss]

Your observation may be correct. The WSJ is now reporting there is a large, forced shutdown there.

Zerohedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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It would be very difficult for oil suppliers around the world to guard against aerial attacks like this. Cheap availability of combat drones could expand the targets of terrorist and other bad actors in a great way.

Edit: China is Flooding the Middle East With Cheap Drones

 

[edzz]

Institute mandatory registration and waiting periods for drone purchases...

 

[nammac]

Just hang nets, unless they carrying projectile explosives, they'd be of minimum impact.

Nonetheless, here we go again. Perhaps we can outlaw and force confiscate drones now

 

[Camelfilter]

Just hang nets, unless they carrying projectile explosives, they'd be of minimum impact.

Nonetheless, here we go again. Perhaps we can outlaw and force confiscate drones now

License.

Background check.

Waiting period.

...no I don't actually condone such, just pointing out the obvious absurdity that "the government" can and actually could fix a non existent problem here in the US. And waste bubblegum tons of money and resources whilst doing so.