A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
Kuwait condemns the continued attacks by the Houthi group on areas in Saudi Arabia, most recently the firing of two ballistic missiles toward the city of Riyadh.
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Kuwait condemned the Houthi group’s continued attacks on Saudi Arabia, citing the latest launch of two ballistic missiles toward Riyadh. The statement, relayed via First Squawk, adds a Gulf diplomatic voice to regional tensions tied to the Saudi-led coalition’s conflict with the Iran-aligned Houthis. It matters because repeated missile strikes on the Saudi capital raise security risks for the kingdom and its oil infrastructure, a key swing supplier for global crude markets. Traders will watch whether the condemnation translates into coordinated Gulf action and whether further Houthi launches or retaliatory strikes affect oil risk premiums.
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