Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil and gas company Saudi Aramco has informed some of its European customers that they will not receive oil next month following the attack on the East-West pipeline, Bloomberg reported. to the sources. Saudi Aramco has told at least two European refiners it will not receive crude oil next month after the kingdom's key oil pipeline to the Red Sea was attacked, Bloomberg reported. , referring to informed sources. European buyers usually get Saudi oil through forward contracts, which ensure stable supplies every month. However, there will be no such deliveries next month, and the decision applies to all European buyers, anonymous sources told the agency. The company did not respond to Bloomberg's after-hours request for comment, the article said. Earlier, in September, the Reuters agency, citing sources, reported that Saudi Arabia informed its European customers about the cancellation of a part of supplies at the end of September. Oil pumping through the East-West pipeline in Saudi Arabia has been halted after several strikes, the kingdom's energy ministry said on Friday. The Kingdom's Foreign Ministry later announced that the strikes were carried out by drones launched from Iraq.