Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

"Death to America & Death to Israel" but don't worry we will let yours and Zionists ships sail through, no hard feelings lol

no.... Houthis are now hell bent to destroy the cohesion, that KSA wants to build for sustained bombing campaign.

OTOH, onus is on KSA, if it wants to trust its partners!

Houthis, have made clear, attacks will continue, if USA wants to join, they are welcome!

 

[Haz]

Boots on ground and material support. Houthi thugs are a cancer. All Muslim states need to work together to get rid of them.

Houthis are only a symptom of the disease. You must destroy the source of the cancer itself, Iran's terrorist regime and it's ideology, or else even if you dealt with Yemen now, the cancer will come back there and spread else where regardless.

Iran terrorist regime ideology is the main source of all this destruction and violence, we all need to be united in confronting them or the region will remain in constant state of civil wars and perpetual destruction. It can never stabilize, unite or develop as long as that regime exists.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Watandar]

Saudi Aramco Cancels European Crude Cargoes as Key Pipeline Stays Shut​

Saudi Aramco has canceled or delayed crude deliveries to European refiners after the shutdown of the kingdom’s East-West pipeline cut into one of its remaining routes around the Strait of Hormuz.

At least three European refiners have had late-September cargoes canceled or pushed as far out as November, according to market sources cited by Argus. Two more expect notices covering September supplies.

The 7-million-bpd East-West pipeline has been offline since a September 10 attack. The pipeline carries crude from eastern Saudi oil fields to the Red Sea port of Yanbu, bypassing Hormuz.


One market source told Argus that every Saudi cargo scheduled for the final 10 days of September could be at risk. The same source estimated that Yanbu had roughly five days of crude inventories remaining. Argus could not independently confirm that estimate, and Aramco declined to comment.

In August, Bloomberg had reported that Aramco would supply full contractual crude volumes to at least three European refiners for September.

But no Saudi crude has departed Yanbu since September 11, according to Vortexa data cited by Argus. Saudi exports from Egypt’s Sidi Kerir terminal averaged about 1.95 million bpd during the first two weeks of September. Arrivals at Ain Sukhna averaged 1.40 million bpd.

Crude exported through Yanbu can move to Egypt’s Ain Sukhna terminal and across the 2.5-million-bpd SUMED pipeline to Sidi Kerir on the Mediterranean.

Poland’s Orlen is already buying replacements.

Orlen purchased North Sea grades including Grane, Johan Sverdrup and Johan Castberg through spot tenders and sought offers for U.S. WTI Midland and Kazakhstan’s CPC Blend, traders told Reuters. At least four September tanker fixtures from Sidi Kerir to Gdansk have failed.

Aramco supplies roughly 40% of the crude processed by Orlen, which operates refineries in Poland, Lithuania and the Czech Republic. Orlen said its refineries continue receiving feedstock.

The East-West line had become one of Saudi Arabia’s most important alternatives to constrained Persian Gulf exports. Its shutdown is now reaching European term customers in the form of missing barrels.

By Julianne Geiger for Oilprice.com

 

[Persian Gulf]

Number of missiles fired on Israel by:

Saudi Arabia - 0
UAE - 0
Turkey - 0
Pakistan - 0
Jordan - 0
Egypt - 0
Syria - 0
Kuwait - 0
Qatar - 0
Bahrain - 0
Oman - 0
ISIS - 0
Taliban - 0
HTS - 0

But their supporters always question Iran and the Axis of Resistance for not doing enough (and even working with Israel).

 

[Watandar]

 

[Flotilla]

Saudi Aramco Cancels European Crude Cargoes as Key Pipeline Stays Shut​

Saudi Aramco has canceled or delayed crude deliveries to European refiners after the shutdown of the kingdom’s East-West pipeline cut into one of its remaining routes around the Strait of Hormuz.

At least three European refiners have had late-September cargoes canceled or pushed as far out as November, according to market sources cited by Argus. Two more expect notices covering September supplies.

The 7-million-bpd East-West pipeline has been offline since a September 10 attack. The pipeline carries crude from eastern Saudi oil fields to the Red Sea port of Yanbu, bypassing Hormuz.


One market source told Argus that every Saudi cargo scheduled for the final 10 days of September could be at risk. The same source estimated that Yanbu had roughly five days of crude inventories remaining. Argus could not independently confirm that estimate, and Aramco declined to comment.

In August, Bloomberg had reported that Aramco would supply full contractual crude volumes to at least three European refiners for September.

But no Saudi crude has departed Yanbu since September 11, according to Vortexa data cited by Argus. Saudi exports from Egypt’s Sidi Kerir terminal averaged about 1.95 million bpd during the first two weeks of September. Arrivals at Ain Sukhna averaged 1.40 million bpd.

Crude exported through Yanbu can move to Egypt’s Ain Sukhna terminal and across the 2.5-million-bpd SUMED pipeline to Sidi Kerir on the Mediterranean.

Poland’s Orlen is already buying replacements.

Orlen purchased North Sea grades including Grane, Johan Sverdrup and Johan Castberg through spot tenders and sought offers for U.S. WTI Midland and Kazakhstan’s CPC Blend, traders told Reuters. At least four September tanker fixtures from Sidi Kerir to Gdansk have failed.

Aramco supplies roughly 40% of the crude processed by Orlen, which operates refineries in Poland, Lithuania and the Czech Republic. Orlen said its refineries continue receiving feedstock.

The East-West line had become one of Saudi Arabia’s most important alternatives to constrained Persian Gulf exports. Its shutdown is now reaching European term customers in the form of missing barrels.

By Julianne Geiger for Oilprice.com

Well, there are contract penalties when you don't fullfill your obligations.

The question is if Saudis or better said Aramco has insurances to cover these penalties. But even if they have, the insurances will raise their bills to Aramco.

So the loose is double for Saudis.

 

[Watandar]

Number of missiles fired on Israel by:

Saudi Arabia - 0
UAE - 0
Turkey - 0
Pakistan - 0
Jordan - 0
Egypt - 0
Syria - 0
Kuwait - 0
Qatar - 0
Bahrain - 0
Oman - 0
ISIS - 0
Taliban - 0
HTS - 0

But their supporters always question Iran and the Axis of Resistance for not doing enough (and even working with Israel).

It is projection by Washington, and indirectly Tel Aviv's, minions.

Just look at how they are all running around now like headless chickens because Washington has stepped back.

 

[maxpane]

Number of missiles fired on Israel by:

Saudi Arabia - 0
UAE - 0
Turkey - 0
Pakistan - 0
Jordan - 0
Egypt - 0
Syria - 0
Kuwait - 0
Qatar - 0
Bahrain - 0
Oman - 0
ISIS - 0
Taliban - 0
HTS - 0

But their supporters always question Iran and the Axis of Resistance for not doing enough (and even working with Israel).

and how many missiles iran fired today towards israel? 0

 

[bengalcdn]

Houthis are only a symptom of the disease. You must destroy the source of the cancer itself, Iran's terrorist regime and it's ideology, or else even if you dealt with Yemen now, the cancer will come back there and spread else where regardless.

Iran terrorist regime ideology is the main source of all this destruction and violence, we all need to be united in confronting them or the region will remain in constant state of civil wars and perpetual destruction. It can never stabilize, unite or develop as long as that regime exists.

I am a Sunni Muslim and I disagree with you. This problem could be solved if Saudi and other countries stop hosting US bases, stop allowing them to attack Iran from their territory, and end the blockade in Yemen. Instead you blame Iran the only country that has done something to protect our Palestinian brothers

 

[retaxis]

Number of missiles fired on Israel by:

Saudi Arabia - 0
UAE - 0
Turkey - 0
Pakistan - 0
Jordan - 0
Egypt - 0
Syria - 0
Kuwait - 0
Qatar - 0
Bahrain - 0
Oman - 0
ISIS - 0
Taliban - 0
HTS - 0

But their supporters always question Iran and the Axis of Resistance for not doing enough (and even working with Israel).

Yes many people are more than happy to pay extra at groceries or petrol pump me included to support the resistance. Someone who is fighting against global dictator USA needs to be supported by the masses otherwise they will keep extracting from other countries to enrich themselves

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

and how many missiles iran fired today towards israel? 0

seems even if IR fires more than 500 BM at zios, you would still say, how many IR has fired towards zios?!!

why are you not asking, why does it need to fire a missile, in the presence of almighty Arabs?

 

[maxpane]

seems even if IR fires more than 500 BM at zios, you would still say, how many IR has fired towards zios?!!

why are you not asking, why does it need to fire a missile, in the presence of almighty Arabs?

here comes irani supporter lol . i have seen unique and idiotic statementws here.
First deplete arabs missiels then go to zio . lol if you can reach jordan and hit it why not go and target israel. Iran knows that if iran did that israel will level their cities .

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

here comes irani supporter lol . i have seen unique and idiotic statementws here.
First deplete arabs missiels then go to zio . lol if you can reach jordan and hit it why not go and target israel. Iran knows that if iran did that israel will level their cities .

great! you are 100% right.

IR majoosi, shia kafir!

happy now?!

 

[bengalcdn]

The Zionists played the Saudis right into their hands. I think the Saudis were planning and instigated by trump to first sign the Mecca pact with Pakistan and Turkey and then attack the Houthis in Yemen. They thought Pakistan and Turkey were bound to get involved and thus the entire middle east destroy each other while the US and Israel then wait to occupy and take over. Thankfully Pakistanis and Turkish leadership didn’t get involved and let stupid MBS take care of his own folly.
I sincerely hope other Sunni Muslim countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Algeria, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc not get involved in this. This isn’t a Sunni Shia fight, however the enemies of Islam are desperate to make it so. We should keep the eye on the real devil here.