Chinese Embassy In Saudi Arabia: Chinese-funded Institutions And Chinese Citizens In Saudi Arabia Are Urged To Strengthen Security Precautions

Russian Presidential Press Secretary: Contacts Regarding "energy Ceasefire" Are Ongoing

The Kremlin: Europeans Are A Party To The War, And They Are Making Every Effort To Sustain It

Former IEA Official: Russia's Diesel Supply Deal Unlikely To Ease Global Shortages; The First Shipment Is A Drop In The Bucket

Kremlin: (Regarding The Energy Ceasefire Between Russia And Ukraine Announced By U.S. President Trump) Contacts Are Still Ongoing, And We Will Issue A Notice In Due Course

Kremlin: (Commenting On Ukraine's Proposal For A Comprehensive Ceasefire To Enable Presidential Elections) We Are Not Seeking A Ceasefire; Rather, We Aim To Achieve Lasting Peace

Jefferies: The Diesel Supply Agreement Between Trump And Putin Is Unlikely To Have A Substantial Impact

Saudi Aramco CEO: We Are Evaluating Additional Crude Oil Export Routes And Are Committed To Expanding The Capacity Of Our Overseas Storage Facilities

Saudi Aramco CEO: Pressure On The Energy Supply Chain Will Only Intensify Until The Strait Of Hormuz Is Fully Reopened And Confidence Is Restored

Saudi Aramco CEO: Global Commercial Onshore Crude Oil Inventories Have Fallen Well Below 6 Billion Barrels, Which Currently Serves As The Last Available Buffer

According To Insiders, Saudi Arabia Is Growing Increasingly Dissatisfied With The Limited Assistance Provided By Its Western Allies. They Stated That While The United Kingdom Has Supplied An Aerial Refueling Tanker, Requests For Additional Defense Support Made By Saudi Arabia In Recent Weeks Have Not Yet Been Approved

Zelenskyy: Energy Ceasefire Not Yet Reached; Ukraine Will Not Halt Long-Range Strikes Against Russia

Saudi Energy Minister: Saudi Arabia Is Seeking International Participation In The Alternative Pipeline Project. The Objective Is To Diversify Ownership, Operational Control, And Funding Sources, Ensuring That The Pipeline Becomes An International Asset