Saudi Arabia has shut down its biggest domestic oil refinery on Monday after a drone strike.
A source told Reuters that the refinery was caught Israeli-U.S.-Iran cross fire.
According to the source, the Iranian retaliation forced shutdowns of oil and gas facilities across the Middle East.
Reuters wrote “A wave of attacks on the region stretched into a third day, resulting in the precautionary suspension of most oil production in Iraqi Kurdistan and several major Israeli gas fields, throttling exports to Egypt.”
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This was coming after Iran vows to avenge the death of its Supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Khamenei died in along with security chiefs in unprovoked airstrikes led by the US and Israel, a development which has turn the Middle East into a killing field.
