14 dead in mystery crash in US-allied Arab state; no respite for Trump's friends after Iran war?

A deadly helicopter crash near Saudi Arabia's strategic Ras Tanura oil terminal has reignited questions over Gulf security just as regional energy exports recover after the U.S.-Iran interim deal. Saudi authorities confirmed 14 people were killed in the Aramco-linked crash, while an investigation into the cause is now underway. The tragedy comes as crude loadings resume and Gulf producers race to stabilize global oil supplies amid fragile regional tensions. Was this a tragic accident or another warning sign in an increasingly volatile Gulf? Watch the full report for the latest updates.