Yemen offensive and strikes Disputed coastal gains

Oct 5

Dmitry Malyshev reports purported Houthi missile/drone attacks on Riyadh's King Khalid and Abha airports and airs Saree's warning to airlines, exempting Mecca and Medina. He places them against the Saudi-supported Operation Dawn offensive launched the previous day. The package relays Giants Brigades claims of retaking Dhubab and Mocha, then challenges their footage with Houthi drone videos and an October 6 on-camera account from Mocha airport denying government control. It reports continuing coastal control and Taiz encirclement as Houthi-side claims, not a verified map. Malyshev discusses the Mecca pact and a Saudi implementation announcement; Farhad Ibragimov doubts Turkish/Pakistani intervention against Iran's ally. The report says Washington twice refused intervention and shows Trump's optimistic brief reply. It claims three days of Aramco attacks and attributes to Politico an Amin Nasser warning of depleted oil reserves and a recovery lasting at least two years. A shipping-cost increase is attributed to KBC Letter. Attacks, control, pact implementation, economic estimates and predictions remain sourced claims; not every episode or quotation is dated.

Vremya attributes to Politico an Amin Nasser warning that global oil reserves are alarmingly low, that the crisis began with almost ten billion barrels and that nearly three billion barrels of gross supply have been lost. Its translated quotation says recovery will take at least two years after Hormuz fully reopens. These figures and the recovery wording remain the broadcaster's attributed rendering, not an independently resolved forecast.