Houthi Strike on al-Makha Kills at Least Four
Yemen’s government says a Houthi missile attack on al-Makha killed at least four people and set fishing boats on fire. #Yemen #Houthis #RedSea
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Yemen’s government says a Houthi missile attack on al-Makha killed at least four people and set fishing boats on fire. #Yemen #Houthis #RedSea
Yemen’s foreign minister-designate warns the Houthis seek greater control over Red Sea shipping through Bab al-Mandeb. #Yemen #Houthis #RedSea
Yemenis voice fear and support after the Houthis announce a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, raising concerns of renewed war and humanitarian strain. #Yemen #Houthis #SaudiArabia
IRGC says it may target the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, raising the prospect of Houthi-enabled disruptions to a vital Red Sea shipping artery and wider shocks to global trade. How fragile is maritime security? #BabAlMandeb #RedSea #Yemen
Sudan condemns Houthi missile strikes on southern Saudi Arabia, urges international action to protect Red Sea security and safeguard global trade. #Sudan #SaudiArabia #RedSea #Houthis
A historic visit unfolds as Somaliland’s President receives a grand welcome in Israel, marking a pivotal moment in unrecognized diplomacy and strategic partnerships.
Recent attacks by the Houthis on Israel escalate tensions in the region, raising serious concerns for Red Sea shipping routes and international trade stability.
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Badr Abdel Atty, Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, declared that the governance of the Red Sea is an affair exclusively concerning the riparian states (countries bordering the Red Sea) and that no non-littoral state has the right to intervene in or participate in its governance mechanisms. In a special statement to Al Arabiya, Abdel Atty …
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