Saudi Aramco cancels European crude shipments and seeks diesel and gasoline imports after infrastructure attacks

The provided x_news item and supporting web context explicitly report that Saudi Aramco canceled late-September European crude shipments, turned to diesel and gasoline imports, and began welding a temporary bypass after attacks damaged refineries, pipelines, and the East-West line. This is a forward-looking physical energy-supply disruption rather than a price or market-performance development; price references are therefore excluded. The update is distinct from the earlier partial-restoration report but remains part of existing event 5050. The exact real-world time is not stated, so September 17, 2026—the date identified in the supporting context—is used and normalized to midnight UTC; stakeholders are limited to the directly affected operator, named European buyer, documented alternative suppliers, and tanker operators with clear replacement-cargo or rerouting exposure.