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🇸🇦 🇾🇪 Ballistic missiles reportedly slammed into Saudi oil infrastructure tonight. Unconfirmed footage shows missiles striking Jizan on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, with speculation pointing at Aramco's marine terminal just north of the city. It would be the first strike on Saudi oil since the Houthis declared their... blockade and promised escalation with escalation. Fmr. CIA analyst Larry Johnson called this play hours earlier. The retaliation for the US bombing of Yemen would come for Saudi oil on the Red Sea, the kingdom's only lifeline that doesn't depend on the Persian Gulf. Knock that out and the world oil picture goes from strained to broken. No Saudi confirmation, no claim of responsibility, no damage assessment. But six years of bombing couldn't stop the Houthis, and Larry's warning is arriving in real time. SonofNewAmericanRevolutionshow more

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Only America can protect Saudi Arabia from the Houthis, not anyone else. Relying on Türkiye and Pakistan to wage war against the Iran-backed Houthis is proving costly for Saudi Arabia. Houthis are advancing rapidly in Yemen, gaining ground on 10 out of 12 fronts. Hundreds of Saudi-backed forces have surrendered in Mokha. This strategic location near the Red Sea is now under Houthi control. The days ahead are going to be extremely difficult, not just for 'Saudi-backed' forces, but for Saudi Arabia itself.

Only America can protect Saudi Arabia from the Houthis, not anyone else. Relying on Türkiye and Pakistan to wage war against the Iran-backed Houthis is proving costly for Saudi Arabia. Houthis are advancing rapidly in Yemen, gaining ground on 10 out of 12 fronts. Hundreds of Saudi-backed forces have surrendered in Mokha. This strategic location near the Red Sea is now under Houthi control. The days ahead are going to be extremely difficult, not just for 'Saudi-backed' forces, but for Saudi Arabia itself.

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So, King MBS of Saudi Arabia followed Trump instructions to bomb the Alton Yemen when dignitaries were returning from the funeral of the Supreme Leader. They bombed the runway while the plane was landing for a photo-op. This restarted the war with the Houthis. Now, they’ve lost their largest oil stabilization plant, two refineries, a chemical plant, 4 full oil tankers, and they can’t export any oil because the Red Sea strait is closed. And the Houthis have a full blockade on Saudi. Saudis import 90% of food. There are fights in the stores already. Then, MBS joins Trump and bombs Iraq. With no oil exports, no food, no income, they start another front in the war. They fought the Houthis for 10 years with advanced American weapons and had to quit. So, trying to fight Ansar Allah in Yemen, Iran and Iraq is suicidal.

So, King MBS of Saudi Arabia followed Trump instructions to bomb the Alton Yemen when dignitaries were returning from the funeral of the Supreme Leader. They bombed the runway while the plane was landing for a photo-op. This restarted the war with the Houthis. Now, they’ve lost their largest oil stabilization plant, two refineries, a chemical plant, 4 full oil tankers, and they can’t export any oil because the Red Sea strait is closed. And the Houthis have a full blockade on Saudi. Saudis import 90% of food. There are fights in the stores already. Then, MBS joins Trump and bombs Iraq. With no oil exports, no food, no income, they start another front in the war. They fought the Houthis for 10 years with advanced American weapons and had to quit. So, trying to fight Ansar Allah in Yemen, Iran and Iraq is suicidal.

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Oil traders are utilizing a new strategy to move Saudi oil out of the Red Sea by conducting STS transfers near the southern entrance of the Suez Canal. Houthis anti ship missiles can't reach this far north in egypt. VLCCs with Saudi oil travel northward and transfer their cargo to smaller Suezmax tankers, allowing the oil to bypass pipeline capacity limitations. Meanwhile, Russian vessels travel southward to perform STS transfers, after which the oil moves safely south toward Asia, avoiding Houthi threats. It is becoming increasingly difficult to track the true origin of the oil.

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🚨🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia is rerouting 5 million barrels of oil a day through Red Sea ports to dodge the Hormuz mess. Exports from Yanbu have doubled in just over two weeks, offsetting nearly 45% of lost Persian Gulf shipments this month. But here's the thing: they're trading one risky choke point for another. Bab al-Mandab is just 29 kilometers wide at its tightest point, and the Houthis proved in the past that they can hit ships there with drones and missiles. Iran could also strike vessels heading that way with ballistic missiles that can reach 2,000 kilometers. Saudi Arabia's basically betting the Houthis stay quiet and Iran doesn't expand the target zone. When Hormuz is shut, even a risky alternative looks like a lifeline. Source: DW, Bloomberg

🚨🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia is rerouting 5 million barrels of oil a day through Red Sea ports to dodge the Hormuz mess. Exports from Yanbu have doubled in just over two weeks, offsetting nearly 45% of lost Persian Gulf shipments this month. But here's the thing: they're trading one risky choke point for another. Bab al-Mandab is just 29 kilometers wide at its tightest point, and the Houthis proved in the past that they can hit ships there with drones and missiles. Iran could also strike vessels heading that way with ballistic missiles that can reach 2,000 kilometers. Saudi Arabia's basically betting the Houthis stay quiet and Iran doesn't expand the target zone. When Hormuz is shut, even a risky alternative looks like a lifeline. Source: DW, Bloomberg

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🚨 NOW: Iran-backed Houthis claim to have targeted two Saudi OIL TANKERS in the RED SEA — on top of Iran targeting the Strait of Hormuz President Trump warned the Houthis would be TAKEN CARE OF if they started causing chaos: "We take care of it." Do not be surprised if Trump quickly obliterates the Houthis.

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