Hejat al-Abd already ran. IRGC in the field already ran. Thawrโs if already ran. Mokha already ran as first-day ground. This unused file is a count.
Xinhua, Sanaa, Sept. 23, from Houthi-run al-Masirah: the group said 408 commercial vessels crossed Bab al-Mandab between Sept. 11 and Sept. 21. 196 heading north toward the Red Sea. 212 south toward the Gulf of Aden. Daily traffic, they said, averaged more than 40, including container ships. They claimed international shipping was proceeding normally and safely, except Saudi vessels, which they said remain under a maritime ban. They added the figure beat 393 vessels from Sept. 1 to Sept. 10 (199 north, 194 south).
Xinhua: the numbers could not be independently verified. Separate ship-tracking data have shown fluctuations since the latest escalation. A Houthi statement is not Kpler, and it is not this morningโs government claim on a mountain pass. We will not invent todayโs crossing total.
What this means for you
If you needed this morningโs Hejat claim, it still stands. If you needed this afternoonโs unused Houthi sentence, it is 408, unverified, Saudi still banned. Not a wreck. Not a recapture.
Bottom line: 408 claimed. 196 and 212. Unverified. Not Hejat. Not Kpler.
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