U.S. Fears Rapid Escalation in West Asia After Houthis Attack Riyadh
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The United States fears an intensification of hostilities following the firing of Houthis missiles and drones against the Saudi capital and oil installations The United States warned
The United States warned on Saturday that hostilities by the Saudi- and Iranian-backed Houthis could "rapidly escalate," the warning came after a missile attack on Riyadh, the first since the renewed conflict in Yemen.
Washington fears a "rapid escalation" in the Middle East following further Houthis attacks against Saudi Arabia. Ryad has been targeted in particular, while tensions threaten oil roads and maritime trade.
Escalation of hostilities in the Middle East - The Houthis launched a ballistic missile against Riyadh at dawn - Trump returned to the White House early
The United States warned on Saturday that it fears a "quick escalation" of hostilities in the Middle East, in the context of the attacks launched by the Houthi rebels in Yemen against Saudi Arabia, whose capital was targeted for the first time for a few months by these pro-Iranian fighters.
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