Did you actually read the sources you provided, with the keen eyes to see what is written, and not what you wish to be there?
To quote (from your provided https://www.dw.com/en/iran-war-strait-of-hormuz-oil-supply-r...)
"Gulf states race to bypass Hormuz
Gulf leaders, meanwhile, are moving ahead with plans that will allow more of their crude oil to bypass the strait entirely and help to secure exports in the long term.
Earlier this month, the Financial Times reported that Saudi Arabia, the UAE and others were actively considering new oil pipelines to run parallel with existing structures, along with expanded export terminals on alternative coastlines."
the important part: 'actively considering', not even starting to build, just considering
"Saudi Arabia, UAE need to 'double' pipeline capacity"
I am well aware of the two existing pipelines, how long it took to actually build them, and how limited their capacity is compared to the actual need if Hormuz is closed. Yet, you still can't comprehend that wishful thinking about the future does not change the current dire situation.
That's why we talk past each other: You are talking about optimal future you pretend will inevitably happen very, very soon. I am talking about the reality here and now.
