Conflictos

Arabia Saudí: ataque a plantas petroleras se hizo con armas de Irán

Estados Unidos dice que saldrá en defensa del orden internacional debilitado por Teherán

This satellite overview handout image obtained September 16, 2019 courtesy of Planet Labs Inc.  shows damage to oil/gas infrastructure from weekend drone attacks at Haradh Gas Plant on September 14, 2019 in Saudi Arabia. - Drone attacks on key Saudi oil facilities have halved crude output from OPEC's biggest exporter, catapulting oil prices by the largest amount since the first Gulf War. The crisis has focused minds on unrest in the crude-rich Middle East, with Tehran denying Washington's charge that it was responsible.Brent oil prices leapt 20 percent on Monday to chalk up the biggest intra-day daily gain since 1991. (Photo by HO / PLANET LABS INC. / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / Planet Labs Inc. / HO" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS == NO ARCHIVE
This satellite overview handout image obtained September 16, 2019 courtesy of Planet Labs Inc. shows damage to oil/gas infrastructure from weekend drone attacks at Haradh Gas Plant on September 14, 2019 in Saudi Arabia. - Drone attacks on key Saudi oil facilities have halved crude output from OPEC's biggest exporter, catapulting oil prices by the largest amount since the first Gulf War. The crisis has focused minds on unrest in the crude-rich Middle East, with Tehran denying Washington's charge that it was responsible.Brent oil prices leapt 20 percent on Monday to chalk up the biggest intra-day daily gain since 1991. (Photo by HO / PLANET LABS INC. / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / Planet Labs Inc. / HO" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS == NO ARCHIVE HO
Esta foto de satélite permite observar el humo producto de los daños en la planta de gas Haradh, atacada con droens el 14 de setiembre del 2019. (HO/AFP)

Riad y Washington. Las armas utilizadas en el ataque en Arabia Saudí, que redujo el abastecimiento mundial de petróleo, fueron fabricadas en Irán, afirmó este lunes la coalición dirigida por Riad en Yemen, lo que aumentó los temores de un conflicto regional desatados con las acusaciones de Washington contra Teherán.

Los ataques del fin de semana en Abqaiq, la mayor planta de procesamiento de petróleo del mundo, y el campo petrolífero de Jurais, en el este del reino, hicieron subir los precios del petróleo el lunes.

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