Ras Al Khafji oil terminal situated approximately 15 kilometers off the northeast coast of Saudi Arabia in the Divided Zone between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, is a critical facility for handling hydrocarbon products. The port features four tanker loading berths and an anchorage area for general cargo vessels transferring goods onto barges. Due to the dense network of wellheads and pipelines on the seabed, vessels must adhere to designated anchorage limits. The terminal primarily processes crude oil, naphtha, and fuel oil.