Missiles, Mobilization, and Tehran: Can the Houthis Wage a Wider War?
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economiccollapse.reportWar Chokes Off a Tenth of the World’s Oil and Prices Still Won’t Explode
Eleven million barrels a day gone. Strait of Hormuz traffic in freefall. Houthis taking shots at Red Sea shipping. Inventories scraped to record lows. By every rule of the last half-century this should have oil screaming past $150 and staying there. Instead Brent recently poked above $101 and still sits roughly twenty bucks under its...
Yemen's rebels announced on Monday a maritime blockade of Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea, before targeting two Saudi oil tankers on Wednesday.
The President of the United States held Tehran responsible for the offensive of the Houthi rebels and warned that it would respond with a “great military punishment.” The attack raised tension in the Middle East and revived the conflict in Yemen.
Saudi Oil Can Still Move to Market Today, but at What Cost - Energy News Beat
In the shadow of the ongoing Iran conflict that has repeatedly disrupted the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline (also known as the Petroline) has proven a critical lifeline. Built roughly 40 years ago and restored to a maximum capacity of about 7 million barrels per day (bpd) earlier in 2026, this conduit moves crude from the Eastern Province oil fields across the kingdom to the Red Sea port of Yanbu. From there, tankers can loa…
Houthi rebels attack Saudi oil tankers, sending Brent crude past $100 and testing Bitcoin's safe-haven narrative
Houthi rebels attack Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, pushing Brent crude past $100. Bitcoin holds steady near $64K as crypto financing concerns The post Houthi rebels attack Saudi oil tankers, sending Brent crude past $100 and testing Bitcoin’s safe-haven narrative appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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