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Shipping data from the London Exchanges indicate that two oil carriers loaded with Saudi crude destined for China and India have turned back into the Red Sea, heading toward the Suez Canal, following a warning from the Yemeni Houthi group allied with Iran. The Houthis have imposed a maritime blockade in the Red Sea region and warned shipping companies against loading or unloading goods at Saudi ports, considering that doing so could make them targets anywhere. This move prompted the two oil tankers, Shinelong Yang and Rodos, which were scheduled to head to China and India respectively, to change their course and head toward the Suez Canal. This shift could impact shipping durations and pose further challenges to global oil supplies.
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