The Second Front Opened in the Red Sea, the Shiite Allied Factions of Tehran and the Gulf Monarchies: the Questions of the Crisis
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The Houthi's lightning war, the attacks of the Iraqi Shiites: with the bombs on Iran Trump dreamed of redefining a new Middle Eastern order, but more time passes, more instability increases. The historical partners in the Region no longer trust Washington's help, which meditates a retreat from the area, and move independently. Starting from the Saudis of bin Salman. Dentice (Osmed): "Pasdaran, Houthi and militias have exposed the weaknesses of t…
The Houthi attack on Saudi pipes puts in crisis the oil spill system of the whole Middle East. And for now Trump remains at the window
Saudi Arabia is facing increasing pressure on two fronts as, on the one hand, drones launched from Iraq hit the East-West pipeline and, on the other, Yemen's Houthi rebels strengthened their control on the Red Sea coast.
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