Kahboub already ran. Five ships already ran. Bukhaiti already ran. This is the unused shipping print in the same Monday Reuters file.
Reuters, Riyadh/Dubai, Monday, Sept. 21: Britainโs UKMTO said a ship sailing into the Strait of Hormuz had been hit with a projectile, causing minor injuries to crew. UKMTO also said it had learned of an earlier strike on a gas tanker. A bulletin is not a named flag. We will not type a Houthi claim this paper does not have. Minor injuries are not a death toll we will invent.
The same dispatch: Saudi Arabia has increased shipments through Hormuz, with tankers shuttling and charging record fees of as much as a quarter of the cargoโs value, then transferring oil in the Indian Ocean. Traders: Riyadh has sold 60 million barrels of oil this month and next, to be loaded from off Oman. Satellite data: Saudi exports through Hormuz reaching 2.9 million barrels a day in recent days, up from 700,000 in August. 2.9 is not 0.7. 60 million is not Thursdayโs 23. Reuters: that reroute helped cap crude closer to $100 after it approached $110 last week.
Middayโs Kahboub push and UN 700 / 130,000 already ran. Morningโs five laden Saudi-product exits already ran. Sundayโs U.S. vessels not targets quote already ran. We will not reprint Perim as first-day news.
What this means for you
If you needed the mountain, that file exists. If you needed tonightโs unused numbers, they are a projectile with minor injuries and 2.9 million versus 700,000. If you ship, a hit is not an all-clear. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: Projectile, minor injuries. 2.9 million b/d, not 700,000. Not Kahboub. Not five ships.
GLHR NEWS explains the news. Not investment, tax, or trading advice. Do your own work before you act.
