Qatar halts LNG supplies through the Red Sea amid US airstrikes against Yemen's Houthis

The photo is illustrative.

aviation US and British strikes on Ansar Allah (Houthi) targets in Yemen led to a halt in liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies from Qatar. This was reported by the international news agency Bloomberg.

After the start of military operations in Yemen, the United States and Great Britain recommended that civilian ships not take planned routes through the Red Sea. Qatar heeded the warnings of Western powers. Therefore, liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers belonging to Qatar did not follow the route. Three tankers stopped off the coast of Oman, one in the Red Sea, one in the Mediterranean Sea - not far from the Suez Canal.

Earlier, the Yemeni Houthis said that they would attack not only ships associated with Israel, but also ships belonging to the United States and Great Britain. Such actions will be taken in response to US-British air strikes on Sanaa, Hodeidah, Taiz and other cities in the part of Yemen controlled by the Houthi movement.

Qatar's decision not to send ships to the Red Sea is understandable. A sharp increase in tension in the region could lead to tankers coming under either Houthi fire or American or British air strikes. Therefore, it was decided to refrain from following the Red Sea route. Now Qatari ships will look for new ways to transport LNG by sea.

Let us recall that the Yemeni Houthis began to attack ships associated with Israel as a sign of solidarity with the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip. In response, the United States and its allies launched a military operation in the Red Sea region, ostensibly to ensure the safety of civilian shipping.

Comments

[corrado]

And Europe cried. Gas prices will creep up again.
They will remember again and again good, cheap Russian gas.

[credo]

I can’t say I’m happy, but I’m certainly satisfied with this news.
If it lasts a month or two, or maybe even six months, the United States and Norway will need to issue a bonus to the Yemeni Houthis, and a larger one.

[Cananecat]

Quote: credo

The United States and Norway will need to issue a bonus to the Yemeni Houthis, and more.

They are already dispensing Axes with home delivery.

[Andy_nsk]

And if I were the president, I would give the Houthis a couple of coastal missile systems. Free of charge. The costs would then be offset by oil and gas prices. And if they had gotten into a ship under the Stars and Stripes, they would have given them a bonus!

[Andy_nsk]

And if I were our president, I would give the Houthis a couple of coastal missile systems. Free of charge. The costs would then be offset by oil and gas prices. And if they had gotten into a ship under the Stars and Stripes, they would have given them a bonus!

[Mikhail Ivanov]

What's the point of axes? This affected shipping only in the direction of stopping it. The mattresses won’t achieve anything with blows, and they won’t withstand a major operation, as they themselves stated.

[Cananecat]

Quote: Mikhail-Ivanov

What's the point of axes?

There’s really no point.... but who’s talking about effectiveness? Rather, as a demonstration to the world, to act harshly and unprincipledly towards those who disagree

[Mikhail Ivanov]

Mattresses would first solve their internal problems. Where should they go in the world, they have already sent theirs, no one takes them seriously anymore, and the example of the Houthis only confirms this. Authority is lost only once!

[Mouse]

For any bolt there is a nut with a tricky thread.....

[Clear]

Quote: Mouse

For any bolt there is a nut with a tricky thread.....

Now, with the change in logistics, expect an increase in prices for goods

Hi

[tralflot1832]

Bloomberg doesn’t respect himself to believe. But I want to believe in this news. There is really a little joke in the Biden administration, export licenses under Trump were issued in 49 days, under Biden 330 days. Let’s see how the traffic of LNG tankers from the USA - Europe behaves. Again the USA with energy carriers benefit. This cannot be taken away from them.

[opposite28]

The ecology of the United States itself would not agree with Biden.

[faterdom]

Did the Americans defeat 30% of the Houthis? Two more such strikes, clearing the remaining 10% - and that’s it!
For a week of work, in short. So for now the ships can stay on both sides of the entrance to the Red Sea, everything is faster than scratching around Africa, and cheaper!
And then they will donate money to Bidon and Grisha for a monument made of gold - it will be even inexpensive, in comparison...

[opposite28]

In response, the United States and its allies launched a military operation in the Red Sea region, ostensibly to ensure the safety of civilian shipping.

We wanted it to be better, how it turned out

[Blackmokona]

Quote: oppozite28

We wanted it to be better, how it turned out

Unless you have logic. After all, naturally, the movement of the ships was not in any way interfered with by the anti-ship missiles arriving on board from the Houthis. But the Houthi bombing caused the problem lol.

[opposite28]

Unless you have logic. After all, naturally, the movement of the ships was not in any way interfered with by the anti-ship missiles arriving on board from the Houthis. But the Houthi bombing caused the problem lol. wassat

But few people know that the Houthis, or rather one of the groups, is difficult to convict of pro-American sentiments. Otherwise, Yemen would be little different from Samoli...

[Blackmokona]

Quote: oppozite28

But few people know that the Houthis, or rather one of the groups, is difficult to convict of pro-American sentiments. Otherwise, Yemen would be little different from Samoli...

So Yemen is no different from Somalia. There has been a permanent civil war for a bunch of years now, the economy is in complete ruins, etc.

[opposite28]

Right. And who is satisfied with this state of affairs? That's right, pre-created regulated instability is important to a certain group of people from the United States in Washington in order to regulate public sentiment in the Middle East, North and East Africa. They themselves created the problem, and then create the appearance of solving it. They even bomb themselves, because the Houthis would not have the brains to create such a mess in the Red Sea under the pretext of supporting Palestine, in which, in turn, the Hamas organization was created with the participation and support of representatives from Langley. It is not entirely clear who “they” are “there” shooting at ships. But it’s worth looking at the indicators of the commodity market, especially at LNG trading, and it becomes clear who is fighting whom in the Red Sea with the help of the Houthis. And you don’t even need to open the Koran...

[Blackmokona]

Quote: oppozite28

Right. And who is satisfied with this state of affairs? That's right, pre-created regulated instability is important to a certain group of people from the United States in Washington in order to regulate public sentiment in the Middle East, North and East Africa. They themselves created the problem, and then create the appearance of solving it. They even bomb themselves, because the Houthis would not have the brains to create such a mess in the Red Sea under the pretext of supporting Palestine, in which, in turn, the Hamas organization was created with the participation and support of representatives from Langley. It is not entirely clear who “they” are “there” shooting at ships. But it’s worth looking at the indicators of the commodity market, especially at LNG trading, and it becomes clear who is fighting whom in the Red Sea with the help of the Houthis. And you don’t even need to open the Koran...

So the Houthis created instability there by rebelling against the legitimate government. With the help of Iran, with its financing, weapons, etc.
I understand that your Americans are superhuman. But this is, to put it mildly, far from true.

[opposite28]

I understand that your Americans are superhuman. But this is, to put it mildly, far from true. wassat

You have Americans running around like extras, as long as the mobile phone works together with a station in Alaska called HAARP and more. And our Americans are about the same as the average people from Russia.

[opposite28]

Unless you have logic. After all, naturally, the movement of the ships was not in any way interfered with by the anti-ship missiles arriving on board from the Houthis. But the Houthi bombing caused the problem lol. wassat

By the way, who did you address the word lol to? Didn't you make a mistake?

[Vadim S]

The price per barrel has gone up, now this will increase growth, I wonder what will happen to the ruble?!

[Andy_nsk]

The ruble rose: 87,81 rubles/$. What happens next is a very interesting question.

[tralflot1832]

You will be surprised, the shekel “fell” against the ruble.

[Andy_nsk]

You will be surprised, the shekel “fell” against the ruble.

I wasn’t surprised at all... oh, if there had been a good mess there for half a year - then many would have been “surprised”!!!!

[opposite28]

Netonyahu will definitely be put on trial

[tralflot1832]

Comrade Netanyahu is playing at being a dictator, he has no guts. Jews will be torn like a hot water bottle in the countries of the world. Except Russia and Belarus. It will be a pity for the children. I’m watching the news from Argentina.

[opposite28]

I wouldn’t be surprised that they are already tearing it up, only the media is silent about it. Tourism around the world for Israeli citizens is questionable.

[tralflot1832]

In Norway, the police were issued weapons for the Christmas holidays (to protect Jews), but there is no data that these weapons have now been handed over. And in crime in Norway, corpses are cut and shot here and there.

[opposite28]

How are the Norwegian police different from the Jews...

[opposite28]

A prominent representative of narrow circles of the wider Norwegian “public” is Jens Stoltenberg. But the native Norwegian somehow has no time for Jewish squabbles, with rare exceptions when some businessman from Israel tries to expand his business in Norway due to the bankruptcy of local entrepreneurs.

[Essex62]

And who was talking about the Houthi brothers? And they hit our Russian tanker heading towards the Indians. Radical Islamism is not only for impudent people and Jews. A big pain in the ass for all the “unfaithful”.

[Clear]

Quote: Essex62

And who was talking about the Houthi brothers? And they hit our Russian tanker heading towards the Indians. Radical Islamism is not only for impudent people and Jews. A big pain in the ass for all the “unfaithful”.

Firstly, it was a mistake that they admitted.
Secondly, the shell did not reach the tanker 200 meters.

[Clear]

Quote: Essex62

And who was talking about the Houthi brothers? And they hit our Russian tanker heading towards the Indians. Radical Islamism is not only for impudent people and Jews. A big pain in the ass for all the “unfaithful”.

Firstly, by mistake, which they immediately admitted.
Secondly, the shell did not reach the tanker 200 meters.

[tralflot1832]

No one fired a missile at our tanker, they didn’t even fire a missile at a neutral tanker with Russian oil.

[Essex62]

Did I write about the rocket? Was there an attack? By mistake or not, it doesn't matter. It didn’t reach 200 m, but what if it did? Islamic radicals are playing into the hands of mattresses, creating a crisis with the transportation of energy resources. Because of the completely justified hatred of Israeli terrorists, we do not notice Muslim terrorism.

[KZAKVO32923]

How is the weather in Ashkelon?

[KZAKVO32923]

However, you are a distinguished provocateur!

Iranian journalist: American bombing of Yemen is not declared a violation of international law, unlike similar actions of the Russian Federation in Ukraine
Some kind of suspicious horse you are.... Write the news, write to the end!
Are you grist for the Zionist mill?

A tanker carrying Russian oil was attacked in a misguided Houthi attack on Friday, British maritime company Ambrey said. UKMTO received a report of a missile launch 90 nautical miles southeast of the Yemeni port city of Aden.

The captain of the tanker reported that the missile fell into the water at a distance of 400-500 meters from the ship, after which three small vessels followed it. As a result of the attack, no one was injured and no damage was caused to the ship.

Ambrey notes that this was the second time the Houthis mistakenly attacked a tanker carrying Russian oil. The Iran-backed Houthis, who control large parts of Yemen, have launched a series of attacks on Western commercial ships in the Red Sea since November 19 to protest Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip.

The United States and Britain have carried out air and sea strikes against Houthi military targets in Yemen. Russia, an ally of Iran and a partner of key Arab powers, condemned the strikes and called for an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council.

According to the Ambrey report, a Panama-flagged tanker spotted three boats while heading east through the International Transit Corridor and reported a missile in the water. Ambrey assesses that the vessel was mistakenly attacked based on outdated publicly available information linking the vessel to the UK."

More details at: https://avia.pro/news/husity-atako
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[tralflot1832]

An extremely interesting LNG tanker is rowing towards the Kola Peninsula. And it is not Novatekovsky!

[Simple]

Has Europe come to Russia for stove wood?
This is the wrong natural gas!

[Strannik96]

Quote: faterdom

Did the Americans defeat 30% of the Houthis? Two more such strikes, clearing the remaining 10% - and that’s it!
For a week of work, in short. So for now I can stand on both sides of the entrance...

They also talked with Gaza - it’s a matter of a couple of months, now Netanyahu says it’s a matter of many months. So it is here - only a fool thinks about weeks of war, the mess has just begun. And four LNG tankers are standing and waiting. In short, it doesn't smell for a week.

[faterdom]

You didn't appreciate my sarcasm. Of course, I don’t think so; even Biden, when he regains consciousness, doesn’t think so. What is Grisha Sunak thinking? Maybe he secretly sighs for Analine Berbock?

[APASUS]

Qatar could well have requested passage from the Houthis. It is unlikely that he was refused, after all, the Arabs

[tralflot1832]

APASUS. And Qatar needs this, it has force majeure. It’s holy to bend Europe. It has multi-billion dollar contracts with the PRC, and the same with the EU. But with the EU there is no problem with who is helping the Jews there. The fun is just beginning. By the way, this was expected.

[APASUS]

Quote: tralflot1832

But Qatar needs this, it has force majeure.

In fact, yes, money for gas is not just offered, they are asked to be taken...................

[Simple]

Right. This is how the product should be presented: so that the buyer really wants to buy it.

[Mister22408]

The fun will begin when the Houthi Foreign Intelligence Service asks to draw Lloyd's attention to the excess static electricity of American gas carriers in the Atlantic...With all the consequences...:-)

[ZovSailor]

I have to say that
The whole point is that there are huge money at stake and the Yankees are pursuing
also the global goals of subjugating the main energy-producing countries and their own selfish goals, confirming the basic formula of capitalism: nothing personal, only business.
The option of an agreement between the mattress covers and the Yemeni Houthis has not been ruled out, since for the connecting rod - the grandfather and the Pozs who are promoting him - they are already almost a complete pessist.

[Andy_nsk]

The whole point is that there are huge money at stake and the Yankees are pursuing
also the global goals of subjugating the main energy-producing countries and their own selfish goals, confirming the basic formula of capitalism: nothing personal, only business.

The Yankees are not benefiting from high energy prices: firstly, they need to replenish the strategic reserves that have been spent, and secondly, inflation is accelerating, and while it is at a high level, the Fed cannot lower the Fed rate, as a result, they are already spending greenbacks to service the debt more than the entire military budget!

[ZovSailor]

Uv, Andy_nsk
The Yankees are not benefiting from high energy prices: firstly, they need to replenish the strategic reserve that has been spent, and secondly, inflation is accelerating, and while it is at a high level, the Fed cannot lower the Fed rate, as a result, they are already spending greenbacks on servicing the debt more than the entire military budget!.

I will not go into polemics - there is too much to document, take my word for it that, coupled with the small-shaven globalists, the Yankesria represented by the deep shadow state (the Judeo-Masonic clan of the Rothschilds, Morgans, Goldmans, Lemans and others with tens and hundreds of trillions of green pounds actually ruling the world and setting policy for 2024 and the next decades).
1. Control over the zone of strategic interests of the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
2. A clear signal to China and Iran about military scenarios, which the 2 countries do not accept.
3. A signal from the Russian Federation and personally to Putin regarding (Syria) and the Global South, so that it does not cross the zone of interests of the globalists of the small-shaven and Yankees with the shadow deep state, wanting revenge for the lost fat pieces before - the vassals of the Yankees from the countries of the Global South, drawn into BRICS.
This is only a small part of what is not said due to the limited time and resources of VO.

[Arkady007]

Who stopped what? Judging by the pictures of the maritime traffic tracker, somehow everything is not very stopped there.

[tralflot1832]

Arkady 007. It’s a pity I can’t find the “meme”: I have nothing to do with Israel (on marintraffic)

[orlandoche]

Quote: oppozite28

Otherwise, Yemen would be little different from Samoli...

Somalia