Saudi Arabia Bypassed Hormuz With a Red Sea Oil Route, Now Houthis Threaten It Too
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Saudi Arabia Bypassed Hormuz With a Red Sea Oil Route, Now Houthis Threaten It Too
Saudi Arabia is relying on its East-West Pipeline to bypass disrupted Strait of Hormuz shipping, but Houthi advances near Bab el-Mandeb are increasing risks for Red Sea oil exports.
Saudi Arabia condemned the attacks by the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels (Ansarullah Movement) on civilian settlements in southern Yemen, highlighting the danger posed by the group to navigational safety in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
Saudi Arabia condemned the Iranian-backed Houthi missile and drone attacks on civilian settlements in the south of the country, while highlighting the threat to navigation security in the Red Sea and the critical Bab al-Mandeb Strait. Riyadh emphasized that the Houthi attacks extend beyond Yemen's borders, threatening regional trade and maritime transport, and the Saudi-led coalition forces pledged to take necessary steps to protect sovereignty …
Saudi Arabia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Wasil, said that the Houthis are threatening navigation safety in the Red Sea and Bab el Mandeb.
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