Houthis open new front in US-Iran war
Two Saudi crude tankers reversed course after Houthi threats to attack ships loading or discharging Saudi oil, raising concerns about regional shipping disruption.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that the Middle East conflict is showing signs of escalating, with Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen threatening shipping in the Red Sea. The Houthi activities are now threatening global trade, which in turn is putting pressure on the global economy.
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LewRockwell.comAs Oil HIts $100, Houthis Open New Front In Iran War
President Trump’s decision to abandon the MOU with Iran and return to open warfare is rapidly backfiring on him, as Brent crude oil has again shot up over $100 per barrel and Yemen’s Houthis have shut down Saudi Arabia’s oil trade. An angry Trump swears revenge on Iran, but the president’s options are extremely limited.
Houthis Open Up New Front in U.S.-Iran War, Claims Strikes on Two Saudi Tankers
IRAN ~ As the U.S. entered its 12th day of bombings inside Iran, a new front in the U.S.-Iran War opened up on the other side of the Arabian Peninsula. The Houthis, an Iranian-backed militia in Yemen, announced earlier in the week that they would begin a naval blockade on neighboring Saudi Arabia after the two traded missile strikes last week, breaking a truce that was reached in 2022. The Houthis have already claimed to have struck two Saudi oi…
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Financial PostHouthis open new front in Iran war by targeting ships in Red Sea
The Iran-backed Houthis claimed their first attack on commercial ships in recent months, opening a new front in the U.S.-Iran war that has already disrupted global energy supplies and rattled bond markets.
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