Official Spokesman for Coalition Forces says statement from the Joint Forces Command of the Coalition will be issued shortly

Announcements of forthcoming statements from the Joint Forces Command of the Gulf coalition, the body that has run the campaign in Yemen, have historically been the prelude to operationally significant news: the launch or halt of air campaigns, ceasefire declarations, or responses to cross-border strikes on oil infrastructure. Pre-announcements of this kind are a deliberate sequencing device, and the gap between the notice and the statement itself is where crude and regional risk premia tend to move first, with Brent sensitive in both directions depending on whether the statement signals escalation toward Houthi targets or de-escalation on the truce track. The relevant precedent distinction is between statements confirming military action, which have tended to lift the geopolitical premium in crude and shipping insurance costs through the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb route, and those announcing pauses or talks, which have unwound it only partially and slowly. Prior form with this channel is that the substance lands within hours, and follow-ons worth noting are confirmation from Riyadh, any parallel Houthi communication, and whether tanker routing or freight rates adjust before the text itself is public. As a notice rather than the statement, the content is still unknowable and the note is directional only.