Al-Alimi already ran. Two-and-two already ran. Petroline 4 million already ran. This is Saturday’s unused letter.
Financial Times, Friday, cited by Iran International and Middle East Eye: Yemen’s Houthis told the European Union they would not target European ships in the Red Sea. Two diplomats briefed on the matter said a letter went to the EU’s diplomatic service on Sept. 10 — the same day the group took Mocha. The Houthis said, per the report, that the southern-coast offensive was not meant to disrupt international shipping and would not affect freedom of navigation through Bab al-Mandab. A letter is not a ceasefire we watched. Two diplomats are not a posted EU reply.
MEE: the group has sought to frame the fight as limited to Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s internationally recognized government. Trump earlier this month: “The Houthis called us, and they don't want to fight with us.” Reuters: the U.S. held a meeting with Houthi officials brokered by Oman. Those sentences already sat on this desk as context. Midday already filed Al-Alimi’s mobilisation and immediate amnesty. Morning already filed Saturday’s two missiles and two drones. Friday’s Macron Yanbu pledge already ran. We will not reprint them as first-day news, and we will not invent a European naval order that is not on the wire.
What this means for you
If you needed this afternoon’s unused speech, it still stands. If you needed tonight’s unused international, it is Sept. 10, two diplomats, and European ships. Not a recapture. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: Letter reported. European ships named. Not Al-Alimi. Not a ceasefire.
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