BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis Announce They Struck Saudi Aramco Oil Facilities At Yanbu And A Sensitive Site In Riyadh With Ballistic And Cruise Missiles And Drones. - The Hormuz Letter

The Yanbu strike comes within hours of Macron announcing France will deploy soldiers, radars and air defence systems to protect that exact facility, and days after the UK promised limited military support to Saudi Arabia.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Hormuz Letter

Related: 9/24 — Brent Crude Oil Surges Above $107 A Barrel, Up More Than 5% Today, After The US Rejected Iran's Proposal To Open The Strait Of Hormuz And Yemen's Houthis Struck Military Targets In Saudi Arabia's Jizan Oil Region.

9/15 — Saudi Arabia Has Informed Its European Customers That Late-September Crude Oil Cargoes Will Be Cancelled, Due To The East-West Pipeline Being Shut After Last Week's Attacks And Yemen's Houthis Taking Over The Entire Red Sea Coast, Per Three Sources To Reuters.

9/15 — Saudi Aramco Has Cancelled All Of Its September European Crude Oil Allocations And Is Scrapping Every Cargo Slated For Late-September Loading Onward, With A European Lifter Saying No Saudi Oil Cargoes At All Until November, Per Initial Reports Citing Oil Trading Firm Onyx And Market Sources.

9/14 — It Seems Most People Don't Understand How Severe The Energy Situation Is Right Now In The Middle East.

9/11 — —❗️🇾🇪/🇸🇦 CONFIRMED: Ansarallah have captured the city of Murad and the strategic island of Mayyun

9/10 — 🇮🇷🇾🇪🇺🇸⚡Brent crude reached $105 per barrel.

9/10 — —❗️🇸🇦/🇾🇪 BREAKING: Today, for the first time, Yemen struck Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline, which carries crude oil from Abqaiq to Yanbu on the Red Sea coast

9/9 — 🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡ Brent crude oil price reached $101 per barrel.

Follow us on Minds / X / Substack

Boost This Channel

Follow ➡️ @PsyopDaily