The recent missile launch by Yemen’s Houthi rebels towards Israel has heightened concerns regarding the stability of the Red Sea corridor, a crucial maritime trade route.
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Houthis say they’re ready to join Iran war — and they could block another critical shipping route
Yemen’s Houthi rebels said Thursday that they are ready to stand with Iran against the US and Israel, threatening to open a ...
The Houthis launched back-to-back attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea over the past two days after months of relative ...
The Yemen-based Houthi militant group claimed responsibility for an attack on Israel on Saturday, marking the Iran-backed ...
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Why the Iran War Makes Red Sea Shipping a Bigger Worry
One thing that’s helped to limit the damage in oil markets since the Iran war largely shuttered the Strait of Hormuz is the ...
Israel’s military said it intercepted a missile launched from Yemen toward Israel early Saturday, the first time it had faced fire from that country. The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels claimed ...
By Mohammed Ghobari and Emma Farge ADEN/GENEVA, March 26 - Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement, whose attacks on the Red Sea ...
Yemen's Houthi rebels announced their entry into the Middle East war on Saturday by launching a ballistic missile towards Israel, as the world struggled to contain the economic damage of a conflict ...
Rebels say they fired a barrage of ballistic missiles targeting ‘sensitive Israeli military sites’ in southern Israel.
Iran-aligned Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack on Saturday morning and said further attacks would come ...
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