3% already ran. Six missiles already ran. 408 already ran. This is Friday’s unused offer.
AFP via Euronews, Gavin Blackburn, Friday: French President Emmanuel Macron said France planned to “send military assets, meaning soldiers, radars and defence systems to protect” Yanbu. On TF1 and France 2: “Not to engage in any conflicts but to protect this site.” Yanbu is the kingdom’s primary Red Sea crude terminal, tied to the Gulf fields by the East-West pipeline, also called Petroline. A television sentence is not a ship we counted and not a battery we photographed.
Morning already filed Reuters: war-risk about 3%, loadings not resumed, a voyage about $3 million. Thursday evening already filed the coalition’s six intercepts toward Taif and Yanbu. Do not smash either into this pledge. Pezeshkian, to Fox News via Euronews: the Houthis “are responsible for their own actions” and “don’t take directions from us.” A denial is not a halt. AFP, seven sources: at least 150 killed on both sides in 24 hours, including hilltops over Bab el-Mandeb — their tally, not ours.
What this means for you
If you needed this morning’s unused premium, it still stands. If you needed this afternoon’s unused Houthi movement, it is France naming soldiers for Yanbu. Not six again. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: Soldiers, radars, systems — pledged. Not engaged. Not 3% again. Not six again.
GLHR NEWS explains the news. Not investment, tax, or trading advice. Do your own work before you act.
