Support Yemen to stop the Houthis’ march toward Bab Al-Mandab
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In addition to the Strait of Hormus, the blockade of the Strait of Bab al-Mandab by the militias is now threatening. If the Huthis reach their goal, energy prices could rise sharply.
The Huthi's latest offensive is to imitate Iran's Hormus blockade on Bab al-Mandab. Coastal cities and islands on the Red Sea are among their closest destinations.
Iran is approaching the opening of a new front for pressure on energy routes and world trade as the Al-Houthi militia on the west coast of Yemen advances its control of the town of Khaba and moves towards the Hanish Islands and areas near the Strait of Bab al-Mandeb, in parallel with a severe disturbance of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, placing the sea arteries at the edge of the Arabian peninsula at the heart of war accounts in the r…
Support Yemen to stop the Houthis’ march toward Bab Al-Mandab
Coordinated attacks by Iran and its Houthi proxy resumed last week after a lull in the fighting during August. The apparent objective is to control both the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab Al-Mandab Strait. Iran resumed attacks on shipping in the Gulf and the Houthis renewed their attacks on Saudi Arabia and parts of Yemen held by the internationally recognized government. The Yemeni government is trying to stop the Houthis’ march and it needs genu…
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While Iran exerts massive pressure on maritime transport through the Hormuz Strait, on one side of the Arab Peninsula, its allies are attacking now and on the other side. Houthi terrorists supported by Iran in Yemen are attacking Saudi Arabia with missiles and drones.
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